Handmade for the Earth: EFWA’s Sustainable Style Celebration
Step into ‘Handmade for the Earth’, a three-day celebration of heritage crafts, luxe textiles, and cutting-edge sustainability.
Edward Quan is a renowned luxury fashion and travel writer and a respected global lecturer. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Porsche Club of America – Canada West Region magazine. With a rich career in the European luxury goods industry, he captivates readers and audiences alike, inspiring them to explore the world with curiosity and effortless style.
Step into ‘Handmade for the Earth’, a three-day celebration of heritage crafts, luxe textiles, and cutting-edge sustainability.
In September, Turnabout unveiled its flagship luxury resale shop – a bold statement that luxury can be timeless, conscious and utterly chic.
District 1881, in downtown Chilliwack, BC, is a vibrant, one-square-block neighbourhood inspired by European village design.
At the heart of the exhibition lies a captivating tale: imagine imperial jewels whisked across the Atlantic under the threat of war, hidden away in the heart of Québec, and now unveiled to the public as a bridge between European grandeur and French-Canadian heritage.
Leah Yard Designs jewelry brings West Coast style to the fall and holiday season, rooted in lighthouse heritage and dramatic stones.
Against the backdrop of Indonesia’s vast tropical archipelago, the EFWA Buya Subi collection took to the runway at Tadulako University in Palu, Central Sulawesi.
For fans of fashion history, read my in-depth story, Runway to Runway: How flight attendants become fashion models of the skies, an exhibition at the Museum of Flight, Seattle, WA.
False Creek Crab Fest returns on Sunday, July 26, at the False Creek Fishermen’s Wharf. Join me for an unforgettable West Coast delight!
At Christ Church Cathedral in downtown Vancouver, David Chen hosted the International Fashion Gala, an annual event for fashion followers.
Handmade for the Earth by Eco Fashion Week Australia (EFWA) transformed the Vancouver Public Library (VPL) into a hub of creativity last May.