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Alice + Olivia has teamed up with Italian sneaker label Acbc to come up with a dedicated capsule collection of sustainable and trendy footwear.

With Alice + Olivia’s signature feminine designs and Acbc’s green innovation, the pair have come up with two sneaker models, Thea and Terra, that are made of animal-free recycled corn scraps.

The shoes are casual and perfect for everyday use with their pops of colour and sporty feel. The best part is that they were made with minimal environmental impact. 

Visit Alice + Olivia at #03-17

Historic Swiss chronograph maker Breitling has joined in with the push towards becoming more eco-friendly this month by introducing a limited-edition version of its Superocean Heritage.

The watch was designed in commemoration of its partnership with Ocean Conservancy which is a non-governmental organisation committed to ocean health.

The limited-edition watch is a 44-millimetre stainless-steel Cosc-certified chronometer and comes with a pair of single-piece watch straps made of Econyl yarn.

Econyl yarn is an innovative recyclable material that has been repurposed from nylon waste and fishing nets recovered from oceans around the world.

Visit Breitling at #03-30/31

The world of fashion is certainly making big moves towards creating pieces that are more sustainable and Hugo is no exception.

In fact, Hugo’s Clean Up Your Act (CUYA) initiative aims to prove that you can dress fashionably while still caring for the environment. 

You can shop Hugo’s collection of earth-conscious basics that are made with 98 per cent recycled fibres and recycled polyester that were once plastic bottles.

All Hugo’s sustainable products are labelled with a ‘responsible hangtag as well so you can shop with the utmost ease. 

Visit Hugo at #03-12A

If you are in need of a fashionable new watch, why not check out Swatch’s new Bioceramic range.

Bioceramic is the brand's latest collection which uses two-thirds ceramic and one-third bio-sourced plastic derived from castor oil in the making of their watches. 

Their bioceramic watches are lightweight, resilient and incredibly vibrant and trendy which makes them the perfect addition to your wrist. 

Visit Swatch at #B2-25/26

French body care and home product brand L’occitane has been committed to reducing waste and being more sustainable for many years now.

In fact, they have been offering eco-friendly refill packets for some of their popular products such as the Almond Shower Oil and Aromachologie Hair Range for quite a while now. 

If you want to be even more eco-friendly, you can participate in L’occitane’s Big Little Things Program. All you need to do is to bring your clean and dry full-sized beauty products from any beauty brand to the store or even just skip a bag when buying their products.

You will then be able to exchange these for L’occitane stamps that you can use to redeem rewards.

Additionally, by skipping a bag or purchasing any eco-refill product, you will be able to collect a Green Point stamp from Ion Orchard. 

Visit L’occitane at #B2-39

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