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Prince Charles Arrives In Vogue To Read Back To Ancient Times

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In an article published in fashion magazine in September, he said that wearing wool clothing, recycling clothes and other items for personal wear and other purposes should be strongly advocated by the global fashion industry.

Charles said in his article, "fashion is no doubt a good feeling, but at the same time it must contribute to the world, take environmental protection as the theme, and create a positive force for creating a virtuous circle".

Prince Charles, 61, is willing to laugh at his dressing style, hoping to persuade consumers to change his clothes.

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Instead of making synthetic fabrics and repairing or reusing the old ones, he once asked people to make a bunch of leather waste from a bundle of leather waste left in eighteenth Century.

Prince Charles said, "I like the reuse and repair of old things very much.

On the whole, the older the thing becomes, the more comfortable and kind it is, and they can even be refreshed in different environments after renovation. "

He said that retro costumes are now seen everywhere in red carpet all over the world, leading to a new trend, and the second-hand fashion store, which specializes in "recycling".

Prince Charles said, "this perfect example illustrates why I firmly believe that the fashion industry can play its role in the environmental challenges we face now.

Because this trend is not only the pursuit of retro design and traditional charm, but also more about the future.

Prince Charles said

Retro Costume

Recycling and recycling is a good start for fashion and consumers, because it can save scarce resources and avoid consumption.

"The great strength of the fashion industry is that it knows how to make new ideas more attractive, and promotes it quickly and extensively." if collective action can have a real impact on the problems we are facing now, this will be crucial.

He said one of the best examples of this is the use of wool in clothing.

It belongs to natural renewable components, its environmental footprint is far less than others, flammability is much lower than man-made fiber, and may be completely recycled.

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"I have been promoting wool recycling. I will launch a wool campaign with fashion designers and retailers later this year. The aim is to convince people that this natural fiber is more durable than man-made fibers made from petroleum derivatives.

Prince Charles finally invited everyone to his Clarence palace in London to see some of the achievements of the new plan called "start".

"If you were in London in September this year, when we held a 12 day sustainable garden party and a fashion show at the Clarence palace, please come to witness the small start of our efforts."