One by one, the Clippers arrived Tuesday morning in an auspicious start to the season.

Norman Powell was the first inside the gymnasium on UNLV’s campus, the veteran with stated goals of becoming an All-Star and starting shooting guard soon tossing jumpers over the defense coaches 90 minutes before the official start of training. Out the front door came the young Clippers on training camp contracts in their Nike-sponsored training gear. From a side door guarded by a security guard, Kawhi Leonard entered in his New Balance t-shirt and shorts.

Point guard John Wall put on his sneakers while chatting with team advisor Jerry West. The guard with whom Wall will compete for the starting job, Reggie Jackson, punched anyone who got within reach. Center Ivica Zubac, who suffered an ankle while playing for Croatia in this month’s EuroBasket tournament, entered without apparent pain.

The first day of practice had begun — the first day with an entirely healthy Clippers roster since the spring of 2021.

“It feels good to see everyone healthy,” coach Tyronn Lue said before training, “and back on the pitch.”

The Clippers know they have enough top talent to compete for the franchise’s first championship. They think they have enough shooting and depth to support such ambition as well. What they lack in size rim protection, they hope to make up for with their number of center plug-in options.

What no one knows is how healthy they’ll be when the playoffs start in April, which is why a phalanx of medical staff followed the Clippers into the gym on Tuesday and why day one has looked good to the Clippers after Leonard looked strong during full-contact, five-on-five situations.

“I mean, it’s just good to see him on the pitch shooting and soon playing basketball with us,” winger Nicolas Batum said before training. “To have a guy like that back, one of the best players in the world, one of the best players in the league, it’s going to be good for us.”

Jackson said of the title’s expectations: “Part of the excitement, too, is knowing that on paper everybody – a lot of people – is probably choosing us, and it looks good on paper. .”

The first practice turned theory into reality. In the part open to journalists before training, Leonard worked on the off-dribble shot. It came a day after Leonard said his plan was to take part in early training, with the rest of his involvement throughout pre-season determined by the response of his surgically repaired right knee and the rest of his body. 31 years old. The Clippers will practice three days here before flying to Seattle on Thursday, where they will play two preseason games and hold practices while wrapping up training camp.

“It’s been 14 months just trying to improve myself and focus on my body in general,” Leonard said on Monday. “I’m excited. I’m tired of going through these rehab workouts and listening to doctors and coaches for the most part. Although I’m still going to have to move on, but it will be more involved in basketball. will help.

His teammates, as well as fans on social media, noticed the muscle Leonard added during his recovery, especially in his legs.

“His recovery is going well,” winger Terance Mann said, “and he’s Kawhi, so he’ll be fine.”

Tuesday’s camp opening did not require introductions. Of the 10 Clippers who played at least 1,000 minutes last season, eight are back and that figure doesn’t include familiar faces whose minutes were limited after joining via the mid-season trade, Robert Covington and Powell, nor sophomore comebacks Brandon Boston Jr. and Jason Preston. That combination of continuity and health should make this “different from most training camps,” Lue said, in that practices can move into the scrum earlier than usual.

These early queues may reflect some without a traditional center. Moses Brown, a 7-foot-2 center on a training camp contract, “will have an opportunity,” Lue said, but in a season where the Clippers’ rotation is likely to feel pressure with more deserving players than minutes available, Mann and Batum said they would play any role asked of them, including center.

“Playing small – I think it’s more important to play small with Kawhi and [Paul George] on the floor,” Lue added. ” I think I have [Zubac] get out early and pop and come back with the second unit so we can help the rebound, I think it will be better for us because Kawhi and PG are great rebounders.

Lue said he wanted a focused but relaxed atmosphere during camp, with players aware of the significant opportunity ahead of them. He had never missed making the playoffs as a head coach until last season, and while he spent his offseason trying to be more patient, he also has little patience for the the kind of wavering focus that could waste valuable practice reps and cost the Clippers a chance to achieve their championship ambitions.

He caught their attention at 10:02 a.m., when a buzzing car horn sounded in the Clippers’ temporary home in Vegas and 20 players surrounded Lue. The coach looked and saw a rarity – his perfectly healthy team.

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Ben Affleck, 50, did a little Halloween shopping with two of her children on Saturday. The actor was photographed going in and out of what appeared to be a costume shop in Los Angeles, California with his daughter Seraphine13 years old and stepson, emma14. They all looked happy to be outside and had smiles on their faces as they left the store with several bags.

Ben wore a navy button down top over a white graphic tee, black pants and black, white and blue Nike sneakers. Seraphina wore a white top with a jacket, blue graphic shorts, black multi-patterned socks and white sneakers, while Emme wore a white graphic sweatshirt, blue shorts and white sneakers. There appeared to be another child with them as they walked past cameras.

Ben, Seraphina and Emme’s latest outing comes after sources tell us that Ben and his new wife Jennifer LopezJ.Lo’s kids help custom design their own bedrooms in a newly remodeled house they live in. Told HollywoodLife. “They are comfortable there and the children too. It contained past memories for J.Lo, which is one of the reasons she wanted to leave in the first place. But a new renovation and all new furniture, plus an addition and expansion of the master bedroom to accommodate them both, is going to make them feel like they’re making a fresh start in their dream home.

“The land is like a park, their family can really have privacy,” another insider said. “And Jennifer Garnier lives 20 minutes away in Brentwood so location is great that way too. It really makes a lot of sense because what they need to change can be done in this renovation. The kids are all starting to design their bespoke rooms, so it’s also a fun family project, they’re all excited.

Ben and J.Lo tied the knot in Las Vegas, NV in July and had a second wedding in Georgia a few weeks later and have seemed inseparable ever since. They have been seen on numerous outings with their now blended family, which also includes Ben’s daughter Purple16 and son samuel10 years old, as well as J.Lo’s son, Max14. Last month, another source told us that even though the couple are very busy, they are so happy with their new life together.

“They both have a lot to do with work and the new school year for the kids and then on top of that the renovation,” the insider shared EXCLUSIVELY. “A lot of people would be stressed out, but Jennifer is very calm about it all. She’s so happy to be Mrs. Ben Affleck, she’s on top of the world.

Friends of Clorrica Riggs are appealing to the Whistler community to help them find a woman they describe as “the kindest, most loving, silly ball”.


The 29-year-old Whistler resident was last seen on Tuesday, August 23, when she mentioned she was going for a walk around 2 p.m. His car was later found parked at the trailhead to Rainbow Lake, located on Alta Lake Road. . Several friends of Riggs visited the site to set up a “search point” on Sunday afternoon.

“She’s always up for an adventure, the happiest morning person you’ll ever meet,” Riggs’ friends said. prick in an email. The group of seven friends – Kalina Billings, Amanda Nordeen, Ashley Brien, Natasha Matthes, April Standlund, Rachelle Dunn and Barnabas Bekei – traveled to Whistler from Alberta after learning that Riggs was missing.

Riggs’ last communication with these friends came in the form of a text message sent at 1:12 p.m. on August 23, the day of his disappearance. “The last message we received was ‘I love you,'” they explained. “We all carry this last message close to our hearts.”

Whistler RCMP first issued a press release asking for the public’s assistance in locating Riggs on Wednesday morning. At the time, police said they were concerned for Riggs’ “mental well-being”. Since then, authorities, search and rescue volunteers and community members have searched the area for any signs of Riggs, with the help of search dogs and helicopters.

His friends also tackled as many trails and terrain as they could, with the goal of tracing any steps Riggs might have taken. “We only have the last known location of her vehicle at this time. In addition to the harsh reality that she has mental health issues,” they wrote.

The group said Riggs is a “very avid hiker”, adding: “She’s smart and never goes unprepared and tells someone.”

Billings, Nordeen, Brien, Matthes, Standlund, Dunn and Bekei ask Whistlerites to continue to keep an eye out for Riggs in Whistler and throughout the Sea to Sky Corridor, to continue sharing his name and photo daily, and to continue raising awareness to his disappearance. They also expressed their gratitude to the many local businesses that hung posters of missing persons in their windows.

Riggs is Caucasian with a fair complexion, brown eyes, long straight brown hair, and a slim build. She is 152cm tall and weighs around 54kg. According to friends, she was last seen wearing black spandex Nike shorts, a dark blue/grey t-shirt, grey/teal running shoes and carrying a black Helly Hansen backpack. She also has several easily identifiable tattoos.

Born in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Riggs has spent most of her life in Calgary, but according to her friends, “her heart is still traveling the world.”

She currently works for Whistler Blackcomb. Riggs moved to the resort about eight months ago after spending time with her family in Vancouver, coming to Whistler looking for a change from her typical ticket body technician routine, “and for having more access to travelers like her to fulfill her wanderlust,” her friends explained.

“Clorrica may be pint-sized, but she fills a room with her smile and ability to connect with anyone. You’ll find her always active – yoga, kayaking, hiking and her new hobby. weather, rock climbing, she loves making videos of her memories, being with friends, family and cats,” they added.

“Clorrica is our rock, she would never let too many days go by without checking in, she would drop anything to be with any of us whenever we needed help. Pulling our taro[t] cards and sending the funniest videos of herself or writing us the most beautiful poetry,” the friends’ email continued.

“Most of us cherish her as our best friend for about 8 years. She means the absolute world to all of us and everyone she meets, she changes their lives.”

Whistler RCMP are asking anyone with information about Riggs to contact the local detachment at 604-932-3044, or contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or solvecrime.ca to remain anonymous.

With every music festival comes an explosion of personal expression through fashion. At the AthFest music and arts festival, attendees were able to personify who they are with the clothes they wore. Comfort, versatility and creativity were the hallmarks of the outfits worn by festival-goers.

The Red & Black spoke with attendees about their choice of outfit for the day and what they had in mind when putting it together.

Mallory Howard

what they wore:

Howard’s tan floral-patterned sundress was from Old Navy, her white leather sneakers with a bronze accent panel on the back of the shoe were from Walmart, and her pink hippie-style sunglasses were Ray-Bans.

Howard kept the high humidity and heat of the day in mind when creating her outfit. “Summer dresses are the way to go,” Howard said.

Hannah Kemelmakher and Thomas Spoerer

what they wore:

Kemelmakher first pointed to his space cat-patterned socks that Spoerer had given him, then explained that the rest of his outfit had been spared or passed on to him. Her cropped tank top was passed down to her from her aunt in London, her sky blue polka dot ruffled shorts came from a local thrift store in Athens and her accessories came from her friends.

Spoerer wore low-top brown leather sneakers that Kemelmakher had found for him while diving in a dumpster, a Grateful Dead tie-dye graphic t-shirt that he had bought on a trip to the West Country and his army green baggy shorts — which used to be the convertible-to-zip-shorts-style pants, but he’s lost the bottom of them, so they’re just shorts now.

Matt Calonius and Mitchell Cassaday

what they wore:

Calonius wore an abstract patterned button down shirt by Shein, Doc Martens and rolled up gray shorts with a brown leather belt. Cassaday wore a colorful and flowy button-up shirt from America’s Thrift Store, dark green ASOS shorts from America’s Thrift Store and boots he found on Tuesday morning.

They both dressed with their best attire in mind, not paying much attention to the heat. Calonius joked that he wore all black and it was a bad decision due to the beating sun.

Mo.Et and Dominique Shaw

what they wore:

Music artist Mo.Et mostly wore second-hand finds and white Nike Blazers. Shaw also wore second-hand clothes and a splash of color with his pink Fly Studios trucker hat.

Mo.Et and Shaw kept comfort in mind when creating their outfits, primarily with Mo.Et’s loose, baggy pants and Shaw’s simple denim shorts and white t-shirt jumpsuit.

In order to beat the heat, most attendees wore tank tops, sundresses, shorts, and loose t-shirts and pants to be most comfortable in the weather and have the best time supporting the artists and local Athens groups.

Jacqueline Jossa applauds her husband Dan Osborne as he takes part in a Sellebrity football match in Bristol

By Millie Payne for Mailonline

Published: 2:16 p.m. EDT, May 15, 2022 | Update: 2:35 p.m. EDT, May 15, 2022

Rain did not dampen the spirits of a proud Jacqueline Jossa on Sunday as she watched her husband Dan Osborne take part in a Sellebrity football match in Bristol.

The 29-year-old actress put on a garish display in an orange blazer, graphic tee and cycling shorts as she watched excitedly from the sidelines at Bristol City Football Club.

The former Albert Square resident, who has been married to former TOWIE star Dan, 30, for nearly five years, shielded herself from the wet weather in a Nike raincoat.

Support wife: Jacqueline Jossa cheered on her husband Dan Osborne as he took part in a Sellebrity football match in Bristol on Sunday

Jacqueline, best known for her role as Lauren Branning in EastEnders, brought a touch of glamor to Ashton Gate Stadium with her chunky strap Fendi bag.

Dan was spotted chatting with his wife ahead of the game, showing off his muscular physique and collection of tattoos in a skintight black vest.

Sunday’s game raised funds for Chloë’s Fight with Ewing’s. Ewing’s sarcoma is a rare type of cancer that occurs in the bones or in the soft tissues around the bones.

Sport: Former TOWIE star Dan was spotted chatting with his wife ahead of the game, showing off his muscular physique and collection of tattoos in a tight black vest

Away day: The 29-year-old actress put on a garish display in an orange blazer, graphic tee and cycling shorts as she watched excitedly from the sidelines at Bristol City Football Club

Wet: The former Albert Square resident, who has been married to former TOWIE star Dan, 30, for almost five years, shielded herself from the wet weather in a Nike raincoat

Jacqueline took to Instagram last weekend to share a stunning makeover video with her 3.4 million followers.

In the clip, the former soap star showed off her amazing new look after a glamorous makeover.

The brunette beauty first appeared on a train, makeup-free in a casual sweater, before showing off her newly streamlined appearance.

Glow-up: Jacqueline took to Instagram last weekend to share a stunning makeover video with her 3.4 million followers

The I’m A Celebrity winner made a funny face for the camera as she documented her journey.

With her hair falling in a casual style, the star wore a white COVID face mask over one ear.

Jacqueline, who shares daughters Ella, seven, and Mia, three, with husband Dan, wore a tie-dye Collusion jumper adorned with a red heart.

The talented actress then put her hand on the camera and released it and showed off her amazing glow.

What a change: The talented actress put her hand on the camera and released it to show off her incredible glow

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Nick Kyrgios made a grand entrance when he arrived at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Sunday ahead of a celebrity basketball game.

There was no missing the 26-year-old tennis star as he drove to the scene in his bright green Tesla Model X.

According to CarsGuide, the luxury vehicle starts at $134,900 and goes up to $191,730.

Nick was accompanied by his girlfriend, Costeen Hatzi, with the pair appearing to be in love as they made their way to the arena.

After parking his car against a wall, Nick and Costeen, 21, got out of the vehicle and headed towards the arena.

Trailing right behind his girlfriend, Nick leaned over and placed a kiss on the side of her head as she looked at her phone.

Ride: The 26-year-old tennis star was not missing when he drove to the scene in his bright green Tesla Model X

Young love: Nick was accompanied by his girlfriend, Costen Hatzi, with the couple appearing loved as they walked to the arena

Costeen couldn’t resist snapping a series of selfies as they made their way to the arena, holding her phone in front of her.

They were accompanied by a boy, with Nick seen sharing a laugh with him as he took his trainers out of the car.

The tennis champion stepped out in a pair of black athletic shorts with blue and red stripes on the bottom.

Make an entrance: After parking his car against a wall, Nick and Costeen, 21, got out of the vehicle and walked towards the arena

Pucker up: Trailing right behind his girlfriend, Nick leaned over and pressed a kiss to the side of her head as she looked at her phone

He also wore a green hoodie and completed his ensemble with a pair of blue, white and black Nike sneakers, which he wore with black athletic socks.

Nick also carried a heavy gym bag over one of his shoulders, while clutching a pair of futuristic sneakers.

Meanwhile, Costeen stepped out in a pair of high-waisted cream pants with slits at the bottom.

Making friends: They were accompanied by a boy, with Nick seen sharing a laugh with him as he took his trainers out of the car

For a good cause: Nick took part in the Sydney Kings’ Starlight Celebrity Game, which raised money for charity

She also wore a cropped black tank top and completed her ensemble with a pair of gray and white Nike sneakers.

The Sydney-based blogger sported a black designer handbag and a black jacket, while her long brown hair was parted in the middle and loose.

Nick took part in the Sydney Kings Starlight Celebrity Game which raised money for charity.

Selfie mode: Costen couldn’t resist taking a series of selfies as they made their way to the arena, holding her phone in front of her

Crème de la crème: Costen stepped out in a pair of high-waisted cream pants with slits at the bottom, which she paired with a cropped black singlet top

The gifted athlete led his side to a 37-13 win over opposition NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet.

Nick shared a series of photos and videos from the game on Instagram on Sunday, shortly after his stunning win.

“The Celebrity All-Star Game was a vibe, MVP energy for a good cause,” he captioned the post.

Sports equipment: Nick wore a green hoodie and completed his ensemble with a pair of blue, white and black Nike sneakers, which he wore with black sports socks

Many of you are probably like me and wear some of these stereotypical brands wherever you are on campus. Everyone loves a good pair of Lululemon leggings or GymShark shorts, right? If you’ll be offended at being called a stereotypical Miami student, don’t read on.

GymShark

A relative newcomer to Miami’s sartorial scene, gym hardos work out GymShark at Miami’s run-down fitness center while benching a 300-pound rep or in class at the Farmer Castle of Business. If you hear an obnoxious growl while visiting the Rec, just turn your head towards the mating call of a gym rat and you’ll see a beefcake wearing head-to-toe GymShark gear.

The moment someone puts on GymShark, they crank up their Beats headphones to the max and start yelling what their split is at someone who probably doesn’t care. Forget to read the warning label and you will somehow forget that normal human beings swing their arms when they walk.

“Why does this guy keep flexing in the mirror?” …”Oh, he’s wearing GymShark.” »

Birkenstock

A favorite among Miami fraternity boys, this Australia-based company produces some of the most versatile sandals your parents can buy.

In summer and winter, you can comfortably wear these shoes with these nike swoosh ankle socks which were white before wearing them on Brick Street.

Walker’s in Uptown Oxford probably brings a lot of diners selling Birkenstocks to Miami’s ELITE upper class.

Follow someone wearing this socks and sandals combo to find the nearest fraternity.

The north face

By far the most popular backpack brand on campus, The North Face creates products suitable for scaling 14,000-foot peaks or for breathless students as they climb the mountain starting with quad biking. academically and finishing at Chipotle on High Street.

Miami college students choose this backpack as their companion because of its unparalleled ability to hide booze purchased at The Den. North Face backpacks appear to be full of textbooks when in reality this feature allows you to bring large amounts of alcohol into your residence virtually undetected.

The relationship between Miami students and North Face backpacks rivals that of Dora and her incredible singing backpack.

Canada Goose

Obviously, Canada Goose jackets were the top Christmas for many Miami students this year and Santa came in the clutch.

When I returned from J-Term, I could look in any direction to see someone looking snug in a Canada Goose winter parka while I froze in shorts and a sweatshirt. shirt. Why anyone would want a coat that costs the same as a tuition payment is beyond me, but I know that many gallant geese died so Miami students could stay warm.

Let’s take a moment and remember the many fallen geese that have died so that we can be warm during the freezing Ohio winters.

Bagel and charcuterie

Are you blond? In a sorority? Do you wear oversized sweatshirts with leggings? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you’re probably the proud owner of one of those infamous Bagel and Deli sweatshirts. Apparently, a Miami tour guide saw over 31 college students wearing these sweatshirts on one of his 90-minute tours.

If you answered yes to all of these questions, then you probably own the pink version and are wearing it right now, regardless of whether the 75 degree heat is beaming down on us.

This sweatshirt pays homage to a band nearly as iconic as Oxford’s most beloved drunken diner spot and has found a happy home among many Miami students.

lululemon

I would be remiss if I did not mention Lululemon on this list. Lululemon easily wins the title of the most stereotypical brand on the Miami campus. The amount of money that was spent on Lululemon apparel in Miami rivals the amount of my tuition funneled to the FSB.

What’s the secret to making these high waisted leggings so comfortable? Obviously, the little logo adds to the supreme comfort of these incredibly unique leggings. Leggings that look exactly the same cost a third of the price, but don’t have that logo, and they’re not nearly as comfortable.

Also, I heard from an anonymous source that Lulu harvests the souls of dying lemons in order to masterfully craft such incredibly soft material. Oxford desperately needs a Lululemon store to better serve University of Miami students.

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Although this list is not exhaustive, it certainly covers some of the most stereotypical.

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The movement towards sustainability has accelerated in recent years, correlated with public awareness of environmental issues. There has been a subsequent shift in consumer priorities and values. Younger generations are striving for a sustainable transition from consumer goods. Their purchasing power, their needs and their sense of socio-civic responsibility push companies to adapt to environmentally friendly alternatives.

Millennials and Generation Z are struggling with the adverse effects of the climate crisis, including famines, water shortages, extreme climate change, rising sea levels, and unrest in destabilized societies. Major brands and corporations are taking responsibility and aiming to integrate environmental, economic and social issues into their business operations.

Brands like Nike, Adidas, and Gucci are improving their manufacturing processes to cater to a smart, skeptical group of young consumers with long lives to live, money to spend, and green issues to solve.

Here are some recycled and sustainable products to add to your cart

Nike Flyknit Running Shoes

To meet the needs of runners who want a comfortable shoe that fits like a sock, Nike designed Flyknit in 2012 – a fundamental breakthrough in sustainable innovation. After working on the technology for nearly a decade alongside designers, engineers and programmers, Nike has developed a fabric that fits like a sock, without compromising the support and durability needed for athletic activities.

Nike has found innovative ways to minimize its carbon footprint and transform its manufacturing process by switching to recycled polyester to create these Flyknit shoes.

The Flyknit process weaves knitted strands of yarn together to form a seamless shoe upper, allowing for millimeter-precise engineering.

According to the company, Flyknit footwear has significantly reduced material waste by using digital knitting technology, rather than traditional cut-and-sew production, which produces a lot of scrap.

In an effort to double its business while halving the company’s environmental impact, each pair of these shoes is made from materials equivalent to six recycled plastic bottles.

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Reform clothes

Founded in 2015, Los Angeles clothing brand Reformation is an ethical, “slow” fashion company that advocates sustainability and climate positivity. The brand hopes to lead by example and inspire customers to join this critical movement, through its environmentally friendly interventions. Her clothes have been worn by many celebrities such as Kendall Jenner, Kaia Gerber, Blake Lively, Taylor Swift and Hailey Bieber to name a few.

With eco-friendly products like the ‘Glenna Cashmere Sweater’, made from 90% recycled cashmere and the ‘Upcycled Patchwork High Rise Straight Jeans’, made from 57% regenerative cotton and 43% Tencel Lyocell , Reformation clothing inspires people. switch to slow fashion.

Its 100% recyclable ‘circular Ref Jeans’ are made from fabric scraps that would otherwise end up in the trash.

Buy the Glenna cashmere sweater

Shop the Cynthia High-Waisted Straight Jean

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Breitling Khaki Outerknown Econyl-Yarn Watch Strap

Breitling is a Swiss luxury watch company based in Grenchen that was founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. The brand is known for its precision chronometers designed for aviators.

Besides watches, the watch company also produces colorful, eco-friendly watch straps co-designed with Kelly Slater’s surfwear brand, Outerknown. Exuding a fashion-forward look while offering durability, these one-piece watch bands are crafted from Econyl yarn.

This fabric is an innovative material reused from nylon waste extracted from the oceans. With a host of bright colors to choose from, their Outerknown Econyl yarn straps are perfect for your summer adventures.

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Parley X Adidas

In 2015, Adidas partnered with an environmental organization, Parley For The Oceans, which focused on preserving the oceans and reducing contamination threats. The brands have worked in collaboration to transform the waste generated by marine pollution into sportswear and have also launched clothing and footwear. They have brought together high performance technology and sustainable materials, to create products made entirely from recycled ocean plastic and gillnets.

The brands have tackled some of the biggest and most tangible threats to the marine environment and presented them to a global audience.

Each Adidas Parley sneaker reuses approximately eleven plastic bottles that would otherwise end up in the oceans. The color palette of this collection reflects the environment, which the brands aim to preserve. It features sea foam blues, deep greens and a spectrum of navy blue.

Buy Adidas Parley Shoes

ReNew Collection by Everlane

Everlane, the San Francisco-based direct-to-consumer fashion retailer, launched ReNew in 2018. It’s a collection of women’s and men’s down jackets and fleeces made entirely from recycled plastic water bottles. Everlane is also committed to eliminating all virgin plastic from its supply chain.

“Starting with the ReNew Collection, all virgin polythene bags used to ship products will be removed and replaced with re-newed polythene bags made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic,” the brand said in a statement. 2018 press.

In 2019, Everlane also collaborated with The New York Times to help raise awareness about climate change and sustainability.

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Rothy’s shoes

Combining exceptional comfort, innovation and sustainable design, Rothy’s is a direct-to-consumer fashion company based in San Francisco, which was founded in 2012 and launched in 2016 by Stephen Hawthornthwaite and Roth Martin.

Made from 100% post-consumer plastic, this brand’s lightweight washable flats and loafers also feature foam components in the insoles, which are recycled from other used shoes. The company has recycled more than 50 million plastic water bottles since its brand was founded. Rothy’s durable flats are made manually as well as on 3D knitting machines.

The brand also branched out into handbag manufacturing in 2020 and opened additional stores in Washington, DC, Boston and New York.

Seed phytonutrients

Launched by L’Oréal in 2018, Seed Phytonutrients is a clean beauty brand on a mission to create hair care and beauty formulas that are safer than fashionable, and ensure minimal carbon impact on the planet. The brand’s products were taken over by the cosmetics giant Sephora in less than a year of its production.

Products are packaged in shower-safe bottles made from 100% post-consumer recycled paper. It also features a post-consumer recycled plastic liner.

The body and hair care brand offers products that are vegan, paraben-free, gluten-free, sulfate-free, and made with organic, locally sourced agricultural ingredients.

As part of their green and circular initiative, the shampoo and other bottles reveal a small surprise packet containing various heirloom seeds at the bottom after the product is finished. This was done in conjunction with Hudson Valley Seed Company to preserve seed diversity. Consumers can plant and grow these seeds in their home gardens and further contribute to a circular ecosystem.

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Gucci off the grid

Designed for conscious and environmentally conscious consumers, Gucci Off The Grid was launched in 2020, as part of Gucci Circular Lines, the house’s initiative for circular production. The collection uses recycled, organic, bio-based and sustainable materials to make packing cubes, laundry bags, backpacks, purses, hats and shoes.

Accessories are designed for the contemporary and stylish traveler, with a mission to bring about positive change and secure our collective future. The collection is made from materials such as ECONYL regenerated nylon, which is derived entirely from pre- and post-consumer waste, including fishing nets and discarded rugs.

Gucci’s sustainable collection makes good use of plastics and harmful waste, which otherwise risks ending up in landfills. They regenerate this waste into a new high quality yarn.

Discover the Gucci Off The Grid collection

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