El bolso made in Spain de Emma Watson

No sólo Delpozo triunfa en las alfombras rojas del otro lado del Atlántico; otra firma española también pisa con fuerza. Ha sido gracias a Emma Watson y su última elección en la presentación de su nueva película (El Círculo) en París. No contando con un outfit 100% made in Spain pero sí mostrando un complemento de firma española que a muchos ha encantado.

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Se trata de su bolso, con sello español, y elaborado en un pequeño taller familiar afincado en Alicante para la firma M2Malletier. Lo ha contado ella misma a través de su página de Instagram destinada a mostrar el lado más ecológico y tradicional de los diseños que viste. Y es que el bolso en cuestión forma parte de un proceso de elaboración artesanal donde se han usado técnicas pasadas de generación en generación.

"La fábrica donde se elaboró el bolso fue inaugurada en 1981 por el diseñador de zapatos Jaime Romero y su esposa", apunta la actriz, "junto a tres de sus hijos. Hoy en día, 25 artesanos de Sax trabajan en la fábrica desde, al menos, quince años".

Un look comprometido

 

Feel free to check out the @the_press_tour if you're interested in information about sustainable fashion Paris photocall for the @wearethecircle, which is out in France on 12th July Dress by @louisvuitton, embroidered by hand in Atelier Vermont in Paris. The silk lace was handmade in Caudry, a small French town that specialises in lace production, in an atelier that is certified by ‘Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant’, which is a recognition to reward French companies for the excellence of their traditional skills, and aims to preserve traditional savoir-faire that is in danger of disappearing. The lace is made from Oeko-Tex 100 certified materials, which means that they don’t contain toxic substances. Shoes made in Italy by @santoniofficial, whose HQ is powered by 4,000 solar panels. Santoni also runs a school where young people can learn the craft of shoemaking. @fernandojorge uses small workshops in central São Paulo to manufacture all his pieces. His motivation is to stimulate the local craftsmanship and emphasise the quality of “Made in Brazil”. Bag made in a family-owned factory in Alicante, Spain by @m2malletier. The factory was opened in 1981 by shoe designer Jaime Romero and his wife, together with 3 of his sons. Today, 25 artisans from the local town of Sax work in the factory, and have all been working there for at least 15 years. Everything is handcrafted using skills and traditions which have been passed from generation to generation. All fashion info verified by @ecoage For skin, the organic concealer/foundation 'Un' Cover-Up in colour 22 by @rmsbeauty was used with the @janeiredale Active Light Concealer under the eyes. Silicone-free Bronzer by @vitaliberata Trystal Self Tanning Bronzing Minerals. For eyes, the Ecocert certified @antonymcosmetics Natural Eyeliner Pencil in Brown and Organic Nosiette Eyeshadow were used. For brows, Jane Iredale Pure Brow Gel was used and @herbivorebotanicals Coco Rose Tint in Coral, which is suitable for vegans, was used to tint the cheeks. Lips are lined with Jane Iredale Lip Pencil in Crimson before @iliabeauty Arabian Knights was added.

Una publicación compartida de Emma Watson (@emmawatson) el 22 de Jun de 2017 a la(s) 2:51 PDT

Sobre el resto del outfit elegido por la actriz, decir que todo él forma parte de una nueva moda más comprometida. Su vestido, un diseño transparente con apliques dorados en forma de hojas, es de firma ecológica, mientras que los zapatos atados al tobillo eran de Santoni Official.

"Además, todos los productos utilizados para el maquillaje, son eco friendly".

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