Natalie Portman Designs For Te Casan
Going Like Sixty — December 27, 2007 — Celebs
References: tecasan & chinadaily.cn
So a hot actress decides to become a designer... who cares, right? However, if she designs vegan shoes, it becomes a different story.
Natalie Portman designed a collection with Te Casan that have no animal products. Portman, who has been a vegetarian since childhood, is practicing what she preaches.
There were no animal products used in the shoes and 5% of proceeds will go towards charity. The Natalie Portman Collection will hit the NYC boutique in February, but pre-orders begin on January 15.
Natalie Portman designed a collection with Te Casan that have no animal products. Portman, who has been a vegetarian since childhood, is practicing what she preaches.
There were no animal products used in the shoes and 5% of proceeds will go towards charity. The Natalie Portman Collection will hit the NYC boutique in February, but pre-orders begin on January 15.
Trend Themes
1. Animal-free Fashion - The rise of vegan shoes and clothing, like Natalie Portman's collection with Te Casan, showcases the growing trend of animal-free fashion.
2. Ethical Consumerism - Natalie Portman's collaboration with Te Casan highlights the increasing demand for ethically produced products, contributing to the trend of ethical consumerism.
3. Celebrity Designers - The emergence of celebrity-designed collections, such as Natalie Portman's collaboration with Te Casan, demonstrates the trend of celebrities leveraging their personal brand to enter the fashion industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The rise of vegan shoes and the focus on ethical production, as exemplified by Natalie Portman's collaboration with Te Casan, present disruptive innovation opportunities within the fashion industry.
2. Retail - The demand for animal-free fashion, as seen with Natalie Portman's collection, presents disruptive innovation opportunities for retailers to cater to the growing market of conscious consumers.
3. Charity - The partnership between Natalie Portman and Te Casan, where 5% of proceeds from the vegan shoes collection will go towards charity, showcases opportunities for disruptive innovation within the charitable sector.
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