A History Of Horror Masks 1978 1980 1996 2020 Shirt
That kind of organic process has informed Martyre’s first year as a business, which has proven to be successful. The brand has already been showcased on the covers of international Vogue editions and worn by a cadre of global cool kids. Still, any endeavor has its ups and downs. “Yoni and I have learned a lot about creativity and the A History Of Horror Masks 1978 1980 1996 2020 Shirt that we want to push for in the future,” says Hadid. “Building a business is tough, but it’s rewarding to put our heads together and do the things that we’ve envisioned. Over time we’ve realized that we can bring things to fruition, and that has taught us a lot about ourselves.” Though it’s thrilling to land a placement on a household name or see their products in a magazine, Hadid and Laham are most excited when they spot Martyre’s wares on the street. “We work in fashion, so we’re surrounded by it, but when you’re out and see someone to the left of you wearing something that you’ve created, it blindsides you,” says Laham. “[To see] they love it not because it’s connected to anyone, but because it makes them confident is the best feeling.”
“Mushrooms are nature’s recycling system,” explains Gavin McIntyre, co-founder of Ecovative Design. “They’re decomposers. Mycelium grows really quickly and for the A History Of Horror Masks 1978 1980 1996 2020 Shirt process, [we’re able to grow it] in days.” Many compostable products, such as the compostable cups that you see at coffee shops, are made from Poly Lactic Acid (PLA), a corn sugar fermented by bacteria, and are only industrially compostable. Mycelium products biodegrade within a month in a home compost, meaning they don’t need to be sent out to a facility. I asked Gavin about composting in New York City, where the mayor has recently suspended the composting program, and he pointed out that you could technically cut up the packaging and put it out next to a tree or—though he doesn’t recommend this—a local body of water, as the product is safely marine-compostable and used to protect scientific buoys in oceans around the world by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Mycelium acts like a glue and is grown into molds (no pun intended) fitting any shape, from packaging insert to sculpture to beauty applicator. Ecovative grows mycelium beauty and skincare products including eye masks, sheet masks, and makeup wedges. They are also partnering with beauty, fashion, art, and technology brands to customize packaging.
A History Of Horror Masks 1978 1980 1996 2020 Shirt
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Reviewed by Tin Học Giải Trí
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tháng 8 28, 2020
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