Summer Rayne Oakes of Source4Style explores how to milk a spider in the second installation of THE CUTTING EDGE: Sustainable Design News in 60 Seconds (or something like that).
View silks on Source4Style here.
Summer Rayne Oakes of Source4Style explores how to milk a spider in the second installation of THE CUTTING EDGE: Sustainable Design News in 60 Seconds (or something like that).
View silks on Source4Style here.
Source4Style launches “The Cutting Edge” – Sustainable Design News
November 10, 2010. New York, NY. Source4Style, the premier destination to search and source sustainable materials and services online announces the launch of a series of sustainable design videos called The Cutting Edge: Sustainable Design News in 60 seconds (or something like that).
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Source4Style launches “The Cutting Edge” – Sustainable Design News
November 10, 2010. New York, NY. Source4Style, the premier destination to search and source sustainable materials and services online announces the launch of a series of sustainable design videos called The Cutting Edge: Sustainable Design News in 60 seconds (or something like that).
Described as “Talk Soup meets CNN,” The Cutting Edge highlights innovations in sustainability and technology from the frontline of fashion. Hosted by Source4Style Co-founder, Summer Rayne Oakes, the series features graphic editing and writing with a comedic twist.
“Source4Style is a new way to source online so we wanted news videos with a fresh perspective to storytelling so we decided to go the humorous route,” says Oakes. “Sustainability is such a serious matter, it’s nice to temper that sincerity with a good belly laugh.”
For the first few months, The Cutting Edge will feature a new video every four weeks and then become more frequent in the first quarter of 2011. Videos can be viewed at http://www.source4style.com/S4.
About Source4Style:
Source4Style was founded by Summer Rayne Oakes and Benita Singh in October 2009 and launched in Public Beta on October 4, 2010. It is an online B2B marketplace that allows designers and brands to search and source sustainable materials and services from a curated network of global suppliers. For more information please visit: www.Source4Style.com.
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9.9.10 Report: The Source4Style team has been working around the clock to prepare the Public Beta version, which will be launching in about 20 days time. Christian Siriano, an early private beta designer, sourced some of Source4Style’s more novel materials, like the hand-pounded barkcloth from Uganda for his Spring 2011 collection at New York Fashion Week at Lincoln Center.
9.9.10 Report: The Source4Style team has been working around the clock to prepare the Public Beta version, which will be launching in about 20 days time. Christian Siriano, an early private beta designer, sourced some of Source4Style’s more novel materials, like the hand-pounded barkcloth from Uganda for his Spring 2011 collection at New York Fashion Week at Lincoln Center.
