The highly anticipated collaboration between Eileen Fisher and Public School has finally been unveiled, showcasing an impressive zero-waste capsule collection. Renowned designers Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow of Public School brought their unique perspective to the table, merging their signature luxury streetwear aesthetic with Fisher’s sustainable ethos.
At the exclusive reveal event at Fisher’s Making Space store in Brooklyn, attendees were treated to a first look at the collection, which features eye-catching pieces like the split-leg denim pants priced at $478. Crafted entirely from damaged Eileen Fisher garments, each item in the limited-edition collection reflects a commitment to eco-conscious fashion and innovative design.
The partnership between Eileen Fisher and Public School marks a significant shift in the fashion industry, as established brands collaborate with emerging talent to explore new avenues of sustainability and ethical production. Public School’s interest in Fisher’s Renew program speaks to a growing awareness within the industry about the importance of reducing waste and embracing a more responsible approach to design.
With the collection now available at the Making Space store in Brooklyn and select pieces online, fashion enthusiasts have the opportunity to support this groundbreaking collaboration and make a statement about their commitment to sustainable fashion. By blending high fashion with ethical principles, Eileen Fisher and Public School are setting a new standard for environmentally-friendly design and inspiring others to follow suit.
For more information on the Eileen Fisher x Public School collection, visit the Making Space store in Brooklyn or check out select items on Public School’s online platform.
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