HOMEGROWN 

Makr’s Wood Factory stool checks all the boxes. Made of locally sourced white oak and meticulously crafted to reduce waste, it’s exemplary of the design studio s socially responsible products, which not only last but also look good. Meet your Makr. (makr.com)

Back to Your Roots

Anita Dongre's Grassroot was born from her desire to revive the traditional textile craftsmanship of her native India. Working with artisans in rural villages to produce the handwoven fabrics for her designs, Dongre is passionate about creating clothes that preserve these age-old skills and enable better livelihoods for their creators, while staying mindful of the planet. With a new flagship store in New York, the future of Grassroot looks bright. “The question,” Dongre muses, “is whether fashion that isn’t respectful of its people and the planet has any future.” Responsible, sustainable, and irresistible style—that’s here to stay, (anitadongregrassroot.com)

Obsessions from People We’re Obsessed With

Liya Kebede
(Model and founder of Lemlem)

Lemlem x Ancient Greek Thais ruffle sandals.

The Nile Hilton Incident.

San Pellegrino Sanbitter.

Rosario Dawson
(Actress and co-founder of Studio 189)

Waves for Water.

The EHc Andre Show.

Studio 189.

Livia Firth
(Producer and founder of Eco-Age)

“Altering my clothes—I do it constantly.”

“Eco-Age—I love my job.”

“Friday Night Lights—I started watching it recently.”

ALL IS FAIR

Partnered with Eco-Age, Chopard took the first step on its "Journey to Sustainable Luxury" with its Green Carpet jewelry collection, made with Fairmined gold. Working with South America's Alliance for Responsible Mining, the brand is the world's first luxury jewelry house directly enabling mines to achieve Fairmined certification. Gold star, (chopard.com/us)