Nest is building a new handworker economy to increase global workforce inclusivity, improve women's well-being beyond factories, and preserve important cultural traditions worldwide.
Nest is building a new handworker economy to increase global workforce inclusivity, improve women's well-being beyond factories, and preserve important cultural traditions worldwide.
Nest is building a new handworker economy to increase global workforce inclusivity, improve women's well-being beyond factories, and preserve important cultural traditions worldwide.
The stories and people behind our sustainable journey
Aline Lima
Co-Founder, SixtyNinety
Part I
Aline Lima's dream of creating a business that would connect her to her home country of Brazil became a reality when she and her best friend, Daniela Trece, launched SixtyNinety. With the best cut swimwear and beachwear ethically-made from sustainable fabrics, you know you can trust a Brazilian to know her bikinis and prove that sustainable is sexy.
It comes as no surprise that Aline Lima would wear a bikini every day if she could only choose one thing. She is, after all, the co-founder of SixtyNinety, a sustainable swimwear brand inspired by her home country of Brazil. Discover how she likes to relax and unwind when she and Daniela Trece aren't busy creating the best cut swimwear and beachwear.
It's no easy feat launching a business, let alone doing so right after graduation, but that's exactly what Aurélie Gisclon did. What started as a university project received so much positive feedback that Aurélie and her boyfriend, Nicolas Raudrant, who she met at the university, decided to just go for it and launch their brand, Wibes.
Founder and Director, Centre for Sustainable Fashion
As the founder and director of the Centre for Sustainable Fashion (CSF) at the London College of Fashion, Dilys Williams is finding ways for creative expression well within nature’s bounds and for ways that fashion can better fulfill its promise of relevance, delight and connection, while creating a culture of care.
Hanneli Rupert is changing the landscape of fashion in Africa with Okapi, her brand of ethical luxury accessories made 100% on the continent by locals from domestically sourced materials. She's making the world see that African luxury is not only possible, but available.
Fate may have brought co-founders Aurélie Gisclon and Nicolas Ruadrant together, a continent away from their own French and African roots, but it was sheer determination and hard work that led to the success of Wibes. With long days, multitasking and a lot of learning along the way, Aurélie shares how she likes to kick back and unwind.
We've partnered with Jeeves, London's finest dry cleaners, with locations around the world including New York, to give you tips on how to care for your clothes. We believe in sustainable fashion, in buying what you really love and can wear for years to come - and helping you to do so.
Founder and Director, Centre for Sustainable Fashion
As the founder and director of the Centre for Sustainable Fashion (CSF) at the London College of Fashion, Dilys Williams is finding ways for creative expression well within nature’s bounds and for ways that fashion can better fulfill its promise of relevance, delight and connection, while creating a culture of care.
Hanneli Rupert is changing the landscape of fashion in Africa with Okapi, her brand of ethical luxury accessories made 100% on the continent by locals from domestically sourced materials. She's making the world see that African luxury is not only possible, but available.
Who better to introduce our #GoodInfluencer series with than Holly Branson, co-founder of our charitable partner Big Change, and chair of Virgin Unite. Her impactful philanthropic work with both organisations was recently recognised by the Global Gift Foundation.
Founder and Director, Centre for Sustainable Fashion
As the founder and director of the Centre for Sustainable Fashion (CSF) at the London College of Fashion, Dilys Williams is finding ways for creative expression well within nature’s bounds and for ways that fashion can better fulfill its promise of relevance, delight and connection, while creating a culture of care.
Hanneli Rupert is changing the landscape of fashion in Africa with Okapi, her brand of ethical luxury accessories made 100% on the continent by locals from domestically sourced materials. She's making the world see that African luxury is not only possible, but available.
Aline Lima's dream of creating a business that would connect her to her home country of Brazil became a reality when she and her best friend, Daniela Trece, launched SixtyNinety. With the best cut swimwear and beachwear ethically-made from sustainable fabrics, you know you can trust a Brazilian to know her bikinis and prove that sustainable is sexy.
It comes as no surprise that Aline Lima would wear a bikini every day if she could only choose one thing. She is, after all, the co-founder of SixtyNinety, a sustainable swimwear brand inspired by her home country of Brazil. Discover how she likes to relax and unwind when she and Daniela Trece aren't busy creating the best cut swimwear and beachwear.
It's no easy feat launching a business, let alone doing so right after graduation, but that's exactly what Aurélie Gisclon did. What started as a university project received so much positive feedback that Aurélie and her boyfriend, Nicolas Raudrant, who she met at the university, decided to just go for it and launch their brand, Wibes.
Fate may have brought co-founders Aurélie Gisclon and Nicolas Ruadrant together, a continent away from their own French and African roots, but it was sheer determination and hard work that led to the success of Wibes. With long days, multitasking and a lot of learning along the way, Aurélie shares how she likes to kick back and unwind.
Andrea Kolb founded Aburyafter an inspiring trip to Marrakesh that compelled her to find a way to preserve the artistry, skills and passion of local craftsmen that seemed to be losing relevance amidst the growing prevalence of fast fashion and consumerism.
We've partnered with Jeeves, London's finest dry cleaners, with locations around the world including New York, to give you tips on how to care for your clothes. We believe in sustainable fashion, in buying what you really love and can wear for years to come - and helping you to do so.
Who better to introduce our #GoodInfluencer series with than Holly Branson, co-founder of our charitable partner Big Change, and chair of Virgin Unite. Her impactful philanthropic work with both organisations was recently recognised by the Global Gift Foundation.
Andrea Kolb founded Aburyafter an inspiring trip to Marrakesh that compelled her to find a way to preserve the artistry, skills and passion of local craftsmen that seemed to be losing relevance amidst the growing prevalence of fast fashion and consumerism.
