Inspirational Fashion

Savanna’s latest Conscious Capsule Collection, “Back to Roots: Edition 1” embodies its unwavering commitment to community and conscious fashion. This collection, presented at COP28 and featured in a runway fashion show during African Night in 2023, reflects Savanna’s dedication to sustainability and cultural heritage.

The collection emphasizes fostering awareness and responsibility, inspiring a reconnection with meaningful and purposeful fashion. Eliane Sarr, the Senegalese- French founder and creative director
of Savanna, drew inspiration from her cultural roots to create pieces that honor her diverse background and environment. Each piece in this collection is a testament to the brand’s core values of environmental consciousness and ethical fashion.

       Through Savanna’s global fabric sourcing, including rare handwoven textiles from artisans in West Africa, Central Asia and Southeast Asia, the collection showcases traditional craftsmanship while promoting sustainable practices. Eliane Sarr’s vision for this collection reinforces the importance of reconnecting with traditional artistry, community-driven sourcing, and cultural heritage, all essential elements in today’s fast-paced fashion industry.

       The “Back to Roots Conscious Collection: Edition 1” serves as a powerful statement of Savanna’s mission to foster a positive impact in the fashion community, blending cultural appreciation with environmental responsibility. This collection encompasses repurposed, locally made, and handmade slow fashion, aligning seamlessly with Savanna’s minimal waste goals.

       By embracing the 4C’s – Consciousness, Upcycling, Community, and Culture – this collection reflects a deep-rooted story of heritage and craftsmanship, drawing inspiration from the awakening of sense, community sustainability, ethical practices and environmental consciousness. Savanna continues to pave the way for conscious fashion, making a meaningful impact to the communities they serve.

 

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