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Oscars: Laura Harrier Wears Bespoke Ethical Louis Vuitton Gown

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BlacKkKlansman Actress Laura Harrier looked gorgeous on the Oscars 2019 red carpet wearing an ethically sourced gown from Louis Vuitton. The powder blue dress with crystal embellishments was made from sustainable materials, including organic, recycled or re-purposed fibers.  The gown was part of the Red Carpet Green Dress (RCGD) campaign, started 10 years ago by Suzy Amis Cameron.  The RCGD initiative which encourages Oscar participants to wear ethically sourced fashions.

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Ms. Harrier’s dress was as fashionable as it was environmentally correct. The stunning gown was created in the Louis Vuitton’s Paris atelier with an ethical and eco-responsible approach established with long-time verified suppliers. The gown is made of TARONI SPA blue crepe silk certified by the Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS), which is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibres, including ecological and social criteria.

The handmade embroidery by Vermont Paris required more than 450 hours of work, and is made of glass beads, Swarovski crystal shards and sequins respecting the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®, an international quality label for harmless textiles.

Laura Harrier Ethical Louis Vuitton Oscars

BlacKkKlansman’s Laura Harrier in Bespoke Ethical Louis Vuitton Gown Representing RCGD at the Oscars

To qualify as a RCGD eco-conscious garment, each piece must either be made from sustainable materials, including organic, recycled or repurposed fibers. Other features include using hand-made detailing or incorporating natural dye processing, with a dedicated focus on minimal negative impact on the environment, and environmentally and socially responsible design.

Bravo to Laura Harrier for such a fashionable and ethical choice.   She was a stand-out on the Oscars 2019 Red Carpet.

 

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