The days during the Fashion Week are fully planned and I will be happy if I can go to bed at some point – but I do not want to miss a single date. Despite all the effort, events such as the Fashion Weeks are always incredibly enriching and inspiring and I am already excited. Here is a small overview of what I will bring along for you from Berlin. PS: If I think about that I will see Livia Firth on Monday, I get snapping!<\/p>\n
And because I won\u00b4t publish many posts during Fashion Week, we have created the “my-GREENstyle Fashion Week Diary”<\/strong> in addition to reporting on Instagram. Here you can find more or less in real-time<\/strong> in text<\/strong> and picture<\/strong>, where I am, which events<\/strong> I am currently visiting, which designers<\/strong> I meet. Do not miss: From Monday 16 January 2017 \u2013 here<\/p>\n For the fifth time, the two opinion makers are holding the exciting fashion & style conference<\/strong> in the Kronprinzenpalais<\/strong> in Berlin. The current issue of the event is under the theme “It’s the Fashion, Stupid”<\/strong>. On the podium, chief editor Christoph Amend and Tillman Pr\u00fcfer from ZEIT<\/strong> and VOGUE<\/strong> chief editor Christiane Arp<\/strong> meet numerous exciting personalities. I can not wait to find my personal eco-icon Livia Firth<\/strong>, founder and creative director of Eco Age Ltd. And the equally fascinating powerwoman Floriane de Saint Pierre<\/strong>, who is headhunter for the most exclusive labels in the world in a male domain. More about this soon<\/p>\n When I discovered the look in red and white last summer at the stand of Johanna Riplinger<\/a>, I realized that I would not lose sight of the label of the German<\/strong> living in Paris<\/strong> so quickly. Apart from the fact that I am incredibly curious about what the sympathetic designer<\/strong> has in store for the coming season, I am looking forward to our conversation.<\/strong> The interview will be here<\/p>\n From Leipzig, Maria Seifert<\/a> sends her sustainable collections to the world. In addition to quality<\/strong> and sustainable materials<\/strong>, Maria Seifert is also involved in the topic of resource saving<\/strong>. That is why she uses a cleverly thought-out basic collection<\/strong>, which she carefully extends with seasonal highlights<\/strong>. In the past, we have always had contact via e-mail – now I am looking forward to a personal acquaintance<\/strong> and our interview date. This will soon be here<\/p>\n Together with the Kleiderei<\/a>, the fantastic slow & sexy neverending wardrobe concept<\/strong> that relies on borrowing instead of buying, and Weleda<\/strong>, the Greenshowroom<\/a> has launched an action that gives bloggers the opportunity to compile outfits even before sales start for posts and to set them in Scene this backstage. I’m curious!<\/p>\n As a Munich girl<\/strong>, I will of course not miss the Collection of Jelena Hofmann<\/strong> and Sedina Halilovic<\/strong>. For years, the two designers have been designing clean, cool, timelessly elegant and yet unconventional favorite collections<\/strong> for their label HolyGhost. Runway review of the “Sous Le Soleil” collection for autumn \/ winter 2017\/18 coming soon<\/p>\n Label portrait<\/a>, Eco-Darling<\/a> and recurring label on my-GREENstyle.com. Why? Because I love every single piece of the Dutch designer<\/strong>. The white coat with natural motif from the Blendscapes series<\/a>, the beige jumper, the gray pencil skirt … Produced here only on order<\/strong> – that saves the resources<\/strong>. And I am looking forward to a personal acquaintance in Berlin. The conversation with Elsien Gringhuis is available here<\/p>\n The INNATEX<\/strong> – International Fair for Sustainable Textiles – will start on Saturday the 21st of January. in Hessen. Since some years, however, there is a pre-meeting<\/strong> in Berlin. The INNATEX will be 20 years old this year. Reason enough to celebrate a bit. And this is what everyone in Berlin does, who does not make it to Hofheim-Wallau on Saturday. Pictures of the event timely here<\/p>\n Clean, puristic, minimalistic – the collections of Philomena Zanetti<\/a> look just like I would design them if I had talent<\/strong>. Accordingly, I’m looking forward to see new looks from the Berlin-based label of Julia Leifert<\/strong>. The review is coming soon<\/p>\n Actually it looks as if I would not create the time. Because from the stage<\/strong> to the Greenshowroom<\/strong> and then to the department store Jandorf<\/a> probably will not work. That’s really a pity. Perhaps the wonderful Mercedes-Benz shuttles in the future also drive to the Postbahnhof<\/strong> a bit more regularly … Soon Fairfashion<\/strong> is mainstream!<\/p>\n For years, I’ve been following Rebekka Ru\u00e9tz’s<\/strong> collections. A source of inspiration for the spring \/ summer collection 2017 of the Austrian was the castle Ambras in Innsbruck. The collection, entitled “Funkart”, was a firework of opulent prints<\/strong> from the Austrian homeland<\/strong>, extracted cut bodice pants<\/strong>, rocking skirts<\/strong> … Here is the review of the autumn \/ winter collection 2017\/18<\/p>\n I will not make it to the Defil\u00e9s this season unfortunately, but I will look at the wonderfully creative favorite pieces<\/strong> of the fantastic designers<\/strong> in the Kronprinzenpalais<\/strong>. More than 40 German designers have shown that German fashion is G.R.E.A.T. What I am especially looking forward to? Malaikaraiss, Hien Le, Lala Berlin, Marina Hoermannseder, Nobi Talai, Odeeh, Tim Labenda, William Fan – oh, nonsense: I’m looking forward to ALL! Best of pics & quotes hopefully quite soon<\/p>\n Lanius<\/a> K\u00f6ln is one of the pioneers of sustainable fashion in Germany. For 18 years<\/strong>, Claudia Lanius has been designing super-feminine favorite pieces. For the production she uses ecologically<\/strong> flawless raw materials and observes fair<\/strong> working conditions. This time I meet Claudia Lanius just before the Meet & Greet<\/strong> on her stand at the Greenshowroom. Read the conversation here<\/a><\/p>\n For the first time in the neighboring Energieforum<\/strong>, the Keylooks<\/strong> of the Greenshowroom designers will be sent to the runway<\/strong> as a group show<\/strong>. In addition to my Eco-Darlings such as Elsien Gringhuis & Co., I am looking forward to the superspiring collaboration of Lanius x Kunert<\/a> (this green duo I also owe the balloons I used for the Happy Birthday post<\/a>). The best of the Salonshow is asap here<\/p>\n Like the Salonshow, the Ethical Fashion on Stage<\/strong> also takes place for the first time in the Energieforum. I am particularly looking forward to Paul Iby with Johanna Winklhofer, the winners of the Lavera Green Fashion Award<\/strong>. The highlights of the Runwayshow are soon here<\/p>\n At a later hour, the Spreewerkst\u00e4tten<\/strong> are the place-to-be for fashion<\/strong> and vintage fans<\/strong>. With the VinoKilo event<\/a>, the first vintage fashion show<\/strong> of the Berlin Fashion Week takes place here. For all those who are interested in the topic – on Thursday there is a publicly accessible fashion installation on site. Review and event report here soon<\/p>\n The two power girls from Jan ‘n June<\/a> from Hamburg are among the decisive factors that I decided to start my-GREENstyle.com at all. When I met them one and a half years ago in Berlin and saw their collection, I was sure that cool fairfashion<\/strong> can work. Highly conspicuous that I am talking with the two Supergirls in detail. The result is coming soon<\/p>\n To conclude my Fashion Week trip, there is a Summit<\/strong> of Fairfashion bloggers<\/strong>. As part of the VinoKilo event, we meet again in the Spreewerkst\u00e4tten<\/strong> to talk about this, and of course about Fairfashion. Update asap here<\/p>\n I also look forward to see Karin Fraidenraij (whose interview I still have not typed), Anja Moss, who is working with her agency MOSS on sustainable designers and labels (including Nine to Five<\/a>, O MY BAG<\/a> Amsterdam, Flavia Aranha<\/a>) and my old Fashion Week buddies …<\/p>\n\u2192 Monday, January 16 – Fashion Week AW 17\/18<\/h2>\n
ZEITmagazin x VOGUE \u2013 Fashion & Style<\/span><\/h4>\n
\u2192 Tuesday, January 17 – Fashion Week AW 17\/18<\/h2>\n
Johanna Riplinger \u2013 Interview<\/span><\/h4>\n
Maria Seifert \u2013 Interview<\/span><\/h4>\n
PrePeek x Greenshowroom \u2013 Event<\/span><\/h4>\n
HolyGhost \u2013 Runwayshow<\/span><\/h4>\n
Elsien Gringhuis \u2013 Interview<\/span><\/h4>\n
INNATEX-Lounge at the FluxBau \u2013 Event<\/span><\/h4>\n
\u2192 Wednesday, 18.1. – Fashion Week HW 17\/18<\/h2>\n
Philomena Zanetti x Stage \u2013 Runwayshow<\/span><\/h4>\n
Blogger Breakfast Weleda \u2013 Event<\/span><\/h4>\n
Rebekka Ru\u00e9tz x Department Store Jandorf – Runwayshow<\/span><\/h4>\n
Berlin Mode Salon \u2013 Group Exhibition<\/span><\/h4>\n
Claudia Lanius \u2013 Interview<\/span><\/h4>\n
Salonshow x Energieforum \u2013 Runwayshow<\/span><\/h4>\n
Ethical Fashion on Stage x Energieforum \u2013 Runwayshow<\/span><\/h4>\n
VinoKilo \u2013 Runwayshow<\/span><\/h4>\n
\u2192 Thursday, 19.1. – Fashion Week AW 17\/18<\/h2>\n
Jan\u2019n\u2019June \u2013 Interview<\/span><\/h4>\n
Fairfashion Blogger-Lounge<\/span><\/h4>\n