written for kinds of grace
Kinds of Grace is an ethically made vegan luxury bag label who gives a percentage of profits to animal and environmental protection groups.
Emma writes weekly SEO positive articles for Kinds of Grace - here are just some of them.
Emma will write for you, if you ask.
KINDS OF GRACE:
banning exotic skins won’t end animal cruelty
‘Just as fashion brands have been bidding farewell to fur, exotic skins are quickly being seen as more cruel than cool. Luxury brands such as Vivienne Westwood, Chanel and Victoria Beckham are some of the most recent to make the ethical choice to stop paying for the skins of slaughtered reptiles. However, the end of animal cruelty in fashion is not so simple.’
KINDS OF GRACE:
IS WEARING FAUX LEATHER PROMOTING ANIMAL CRUELTY?
‘No animal lover wants to support or promote the breeding of animals solely so that they can be exploited and slaughtered. When we buy vegan materials that resemble animal-based materials, we certainly aren't supporting the continuation of such unethical industries, but we are sending a message that what these industries produce is attractive and desirable. Is that, at any level, supporting animal cruelty?’
KINDS OF GRACE:
The importance of ethical fashion during a pandemic
‘At first, it's hard to see how fashion and the COVID-19 pandemic are possibly connected, but look a little further and it's clear that to combat this disease, the way we produce fashion products must change dramatically.’
kinds of grace:
8 australian vegan designers who’ve gone global
‘Australians are spoiled for choice when it comes to delicious vegan restaurants and cafés, so it’s no surprise the country produces a large amount of talented and globally adored vegan fashion designers, too. Meet some of them below… ’
kinds of grace:
forget animal cruelty for leather, the future of fashion is fruit
‘While conventional leather is made from dead animals and means cruelty and suffering, there's a better way - and it's pretty fruity! Cue faux leather made from otherwise wasted fruit. Now that's sustainable fashion. ’
kinds of grace:
these luxury brands are banning exotic skins
‘‘Exotic skins’ include the skins of animals such as crocodiles, snakes, lizards and other reptiles. For years they've been a mainstay of luxury labels, slithering down runways and into couture collections. But seemingly overnight there's been a sea-change, with a large number of leading fashion houses banning the use of exotic skins, instead migrating to more sustainable alternatives. ’
kinds of grace:
fashion revolution week 2020
‘As we go on, we are learning more about each aspect needing our consideration within our fashion supply chain. We understand now that it is not enough to know simply who made our bags, we need to go back further. Who made the materials? Who farmed the raw material, the fibre? There are many people who are involved in the production of a bag, and we want to come to be able to account for the wellbeing and safety of all of them.’
kinds of grace:
seven of the cutest reasons to support vegan fashion
‘Many sweet, thinking and feeling animals are unfortunately harmed and killed for fashion. Here are seven of these animals - seven cute reasons to support vegan fashion.’