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VOGUE ITALIA — September 2020
MILANO FASHION WEEK — SUSTAINBILITY & NEW
GENERATION DESIGNERS
Milano fashion week is presenting numerous projects
by new generation designers dedicated to
sustainability... At the Fashion Hub Market, the space
in via Turati dedicated by Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana to the new generation of designers
during Milano Fashion Week, the “Designers for the
Planet” room hosts 6 emerging Made in Italy brands to
which CNMI guarantees international visibility. Here
are their names and the creations on display.
Bav Tailor, finalist in Who is on Next? 2019 and
protagonist at Arab Fashion Week 2019 with her
experimentation in eco-sustainable and speciality
leather alternatives.
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VOGUE TALENTS — September 2020
PROTECTION:
prefall 2020 collections of new generation talents
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2GOOD MEDIA — September 2020
PODCAST AVAILABLE ON SPOTIFY & PODBEAN
Bav Tailor has defined the concept of Conscious Luxury and applied it to her namesake Sustainable Label :
BAV TAILOR. You will learn a lot about Sustainability in
the Luxury Fashion Industry with this Podcast conversation with Bav Tailor registered Live at the Rome Fashion
Week 2020.
September, 25th 2020 | Rome, Italy
By Delphine Souquet
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POSITIVE LUXURY — April 2020
THE SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES OUR BRAND
COMMUNITY REMAINS FOCUSED ON
Sustainability initiatives are at the core of everything we
do here at Positive Luxury, and in turn, they are a
massive focus for every single brand we work with.
“Each Bav Tailor piece tells a story that resonates
positive wellbeing. My yoga wear/athleisure pieces
are made from 100% natural and renewable resources including poste-waste milk fibres. A specialty fibre
which aside from feeling lustrous like a second skin
upon touch, possesses natural antibacterial benefits,
and contains the natural humectant factor which can
help to regulate skin moisture and provide air permeability.”
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MF FASHION – July 2019
Buyers at Altaroma support Bav Tailor
Bav Tailor,is the most voted brand of Altaroma by retailers where the press focus on independent fashion of over 100 collections of clothing and accessories brands. From the London born Designer of Indian origin, finalist of Who is on Next 2019?, the fluidity of her silhouettes were adored together with the attention to detail, and researched materials.
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PITTI UOMO 95 — January 2019
Lessons in Sustainable Fashion — conference
British designer Bav Tailor speaks ‘Lessons in Sustainable Fashion’ in the prestigious setting of the British Institute of Florence library. Organised by the Italy team of the Department for International Trade (DIT), who invited representatives of three world-famous British brands – Burberry, Stella McCartney and Vivienne Westwood - to share their corporate approach to sustainable fashion. Two acclaimed British designers, champions of sustainability, Christopher Raeburn and Bav Tailor, joined them to explain how recycling and respect for the environment are the underlying principles of their creative process. The event, held on the second day of Pitti Uomo - the unmissable trade show and annual appointment for fashion buyers and makers – aims to promote British excellence in the field of sustainable fashion.
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VOGUE TALENTS — September 2018
SS19 Milan Fashion Week: 10 Best Talents
“The Fashion Hub Market has the goal of making known the best of creativity in all its aspects; for this edition, ready-to-wear brands have been selected with an interesting profile like Bav Tailor - entirely sustainable Italian production”
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ESTESA UK — February 2018
Sustainability
“Bav Tailor, a young Italian eco-luxury brand and member of the Ethical Fashion Forum, believes in the total traceability of its suppliers that must be environmentally sustainable in all or part of their production process: “I carefully search for fine quality materials that are innovative and eco-friendly like recycled fish skins, bamboo, hemp, nettle, organic silk and organic cotton. For the new F/W 17-18 collection, I’ll present fabrics made of Japanese paper, wood, and ecological wool with recycled cotton buttons.”
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MATERIALS SOURCEBOOK — February 2018
Creating a Desirable Product
“Fish skin dress Fish skin is a by-product of the fishing industry. Converting it into leather creates a desirable product from something that would otherwise be of little value. It is often processed using vegetable tanning and dyeing methods.This dress, created by Milan-based British eco-designer Bav Tailor, is constructed from Nile perch skin sourced from lake Victoria in Africa”
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