The collection talks about sustainability and the attempt to reduce impacts on the planet.

The brand brings a new collection entitled &quot;Made To Last&quot;, presented as an immersive display in its own store on Bond Street,&nbsp; <a href="https://www.revistalofficiel.com.br/fashion-week/os-looks-mais-ousados-da-london-fashion-week">London</a>. Open from the 14th to the 16th of February, the exhibition featured artisans working in real time, lectures, craft workshops and a Pophams Bakery stand.

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Responsible for the past, present and future, as the brand itself mentions, the collection was made with modern clothes shaped in fun silhouettes, creating the image of a strong and independent woman. The pieces were produced with Econyl, material obtained by the regeneration of nylon from fishing nets abandoned in the oceans, wasted plastics and the remains of fabrics abandoned by the textile industry.

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In an immersive exhibition, Mulberry shows off his autumn collection

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