Designers Vin + Omi during a catwalk show for Spring/Summer 2020 Clothing made of fiber produced from nettles from Prince Charles Highgrove Estate

Designers Vin + Omi during a catwalk show for Spring/Summer 2020 Clothing made of fiber produced from nettles from Prince Charles Highgrove Estate Stock Photo

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4000 x 6000 px | 33.9 x 50.8 cm | 13.3 x 20 inches | 300dpi

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17 September 2019

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The Savoy London

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Models present creations from designers Vin + Omi during a catwalk show for their Spring/Summer 2020 collection on the final day of London Fashion Week, at the Savoy Hotel in London on September 17, 2019. - Fashion models wearing dresses made from nettles harvested at Britain's Prince Charles's country estate in southwest England, featured at London Fashion Week on Tuesday, in one of this year's most unusual offerings. The quirky eco-friendly attire stems from an unexpected collaboration between the heir to the British throne, who is passionate about ecology, and the sustainable fashion pioneers Vin + Omi.

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