Paco Rabanne x Zalando: the ingenious capsule that brightens up our spring wardrobes

Vivid, energetic and eye-catching. Indeed, neon green is a challenging colour, but what makes it worth talking about again this season is minor but cannot be overlooked neon touches that celebrities have added to their latest style. As we noticed recently, the famous names complemented their styles with neon details, especially at many events, from the significant red carpet events of the last period to the beach looks that bring early summer and from galas to unique invitations. 

 Circular fashion is an approach that states that changing our "take-make-waste" continuous and fast consumption-based daily habits, even at the level of our wardrobe, will create many positive environmental effects. Since it is an alternative way to support sustainability, circular fashion draws attention to the harms of producing low-quality clothes that expire after short-term use, the importance of conscious production and responsible manufacturing to solve problems from water waste to air pollution. Thus, circular fashion concerns clothing manufacturers and evaluates the material quality, longevity and life cycle criteria for many products in our closets. However, that doesn't mean we fashion consumers can't get involved.

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has once again joined forces with French luxury maison Louis Vuitton, harnessing ephemeral via her signature painted dots.