Body-Positivity, Sustainability and the Return of Sexy at SIL
Players at the Salon de la Lingerie channeled demand for standout product and an emotional experience.
Source: wwd.com
Players at the Salon de la Lingerie channeled demand for standout product and an emotional experience.
Source: wwd.com
Photographers capture the Harvard community taking steps toward a more sustainable commute.
Webb comes from a career of more than 8 years in early-stage venture capital and is now a student in the Sustainability Science program at Columbia University.
From cleaning products to window film and architectural finishes, the options are numerous for sustainable facilities.
Incisive Media is delighted to host its inaugural Sustainable Investment Festival this summer to help readers of Investment Week, Professional Adviser and Professional Pensions navigate this rapidly-evolving area of the market.
Officials of the former Boracay Inter-Agency Task Force (BIATF) appeared to have been blindsided by the recent announcement of President Duterte to allow the opening of a casino in Boracay Island. Despite repeated text messages from the BusinessMirror, BIATF officials have chosen to remain silent on Duterte’s flip-flop on his “no-casino” policy. One BIATF source said he didn’t want to comment on the issue because, “That’s a decision made by the highest official of the land.” Pressed if BIATF officials were aware about policy change prior to Duterte’s announcement last August 26, the source said in a mix of English and Filipino, “No. It was an unexpected pronouncement.” In a joint news statement late Monday, the BIATF said, “In line with the President’s latest pronouncement that casinos will now be allowed to operate in Boracay Island to augment government funds, [we] will carry out the necessary steps towards this direction.”
With the climate crisis continuing to mount, the design world will undoubtedly focus on sustainability in the new year. In order to get a sneak peek of what 2021 might have in store, we asked industry experts what trends they envision for the future.
Based on their responses, we expect to see an emphasis on the classic principles of “reduce, reuse, recycle,” which will manifest in minimalism, DIY upgrades on vintage pieces, and a dedication to reclaimed materials.