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We previously reported that Emma Watson’s official site noted Teen Vogue listed the Harry Potter star’s “Love From Emma” fashion line for People Tree in the number one spot for the Top Ten Spring Fashion List.  The magazine posted the list on their website which included the following quotes from Watson:

 “Girls I’ve spoken with are as conscientious as ever, yet there’s so little ethical clothing out there for people my age,” she explains. . .

 ”In a way, I did it for me because I couldn’t find what I wanted in stores,” says Emma. “This collection reflects my casual side, the stuff I’d wear to class,” she adds of the striped T-shirt dresses and soft gray blazers, spun from organic cotton—as in, grown without toxic chemicals. “The cuts are sexier than most sustainable brands. I’m a perfectionist, so I couldn’t sleep if something wasn’t exactly the way I wanted.”…

 ”I made sure everything felt good. Organic clothes can be scratchy, but ours feel heavenly!”

People Tree uses fashion to fight poverty by following the British Fair Trade principles created by WFTO (World Fair Trade Organization).  People Tree works closely with 50 Fair Trade groups in 15 countries.  This benefits people and the planet at as many steps of the production process as possible i.e. growing cotton, weaving, dyeing, embroidery, stitching, etc.  It has contributed to  helping alleviate poverty in the world’s most marginalised communities.

Now, I mentioned in our previous report that I had my eye on a scarf in the “Love From Emma” collection.  Since I happened to live in the States, I emailed People Tree to inquire if the scarf could be mine.  Today, I received a reply from their Mail Order Department:

“From this weekend we will be able to take orders on the web and ship to the US so please do log on to the site.”

So watch out, US Emma Watson fans, that scarf is mine!  Lolol!
 
Source:  The Daily Snitcher

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