Sustainable elegance: Viennese designer impresses with a jeans robe!

Sustainable elegance: Viennese designer impresses with a jeans robe!

Radetzkyplatz, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The creative Viennese fashion designer Katharina Reuschel again causes a stir in the ball season. This year she will not only enrich the opera ball with her talent, but also with a brave statement for sustainability. From 30 old jeans that would otherwise have ended up in the trash, she created an extraordinary ball dress in 300 hours of manual work. The sustainable wow effect of the recycling robe attracts everyone's attention and underlines Reuschel's position as a pioneer in the field of environmentally conscious fashion. Their designs are not only fashionable, but also a clear sign of resource conservation and responsibility in the fashion world, as already ots.at reported.

In addition, Reuschel emphasizes that quality and individuality should be in the foreground in fashion. She shaped her training at Valentino in Rome and Milan and gave her a unique view of Italian Haute Couture. In her work she combines elegant style with a modern, fresh approach that stands out from mass -made designs, as can be read on katharineuschel.com . With her new dress, she not only sets fashionable accents, but also provides a clear message in the current discussion about sustainable fashion practices.