As we embrace Earth Month, brands across the world are redefining what luxury fashion looks like. Often perceived as a trade-off, a select few challenge the status quo, bringing style, longevity, and environmental responsibility in harmony. 

Consider these a few names to keep on your radar, among the many worth knowing.

Marine Serre

Marine Serre brings a new meaning to upcycled fashion. The Paris-based brand approaches circularity through “regenerating” materials, with roughly half of its collections composed of upcycled products and the remainder crafted from innovative fibres like biodegradable yarns. 

Regenerated Household Linen Corset Top

This oh-so-feminine corset top is crafted from vintage pillowcases, retaining the original embroidery—romantic and truly one-of-a-kind.

Shop $1,625

DL1961

At DL1961, vertical integration meets innovation. The brand produces all denim in its family-owned factory, with every stage—from fibre to finished garment—completed in-house. Practices include sourcing recycled and biodegradable materials, significantly reducing water use, and powering its factory with renewable solar energy. 

Kristy Capri High Rise 22″

A Canadian tuxedo with an elegant twist, this set feels as good as it looks. 

Shop $311

Blouson Jacket

A Canadian tuxedo with an elegant twist, this set feels as good as it looks.

Buy Now $405

Gabriela Hearst

At Gabriela Hearst, sustainability is embedded across the design process, from the use of deadstock materials to carbon-neutral runway shows, alongside a deep commitment to artisanal craftsmanship. 

Manni Cashmere Knit Maxi Skirt

The Manni Knit Skirt, spun from pure cashmere and made in Italy, reflects the brand’s enduring ethos.

Shop $3,050

Stella McCartney

A pioneer of conscious luxury, Stella McCartney continues to embrace material innovation with plant-based, recyclable, and biodegradable alternatives. At its Summer 2026 show, the brand debuted FEVVERS, the world’s first vegan, cruelty-free, and plant-based alternative to feathers. 

Ryder Suede-Effect Pochette

The Ryer Suede-Effect Pochette, crafted with hemp and forest-friendly lyocell, offers a refined, suede-like sensibility. 

Shop $1,445

Reformation

Los Angeles-based Reformation met its goal of becoming climate positive by 2025 and is now working towards circularity by 2030. All items are recyclable through RefRecycling, as the brand continues to prioritize recycled and regenerative materials.

Soleia Dress

The Soleia Dress, cut from deadstock fabric and made locally in Los Angeles, offers an effortless option for warm summer evenings.

Shop $428

Poppy Finch Jewellery

Canadian Poppy Finch Jewellery creates fine jewelry using over 90% recycled gold, alongside ethically sourced pearls, gemstones, and conflict-free diamonds. The brand designs, crafts, and packages all products from its Vancouver studio.

Beaded Gem Hook Earrings

The Beaded Gem Hook Earrings are made from 100% recycled 14-karat gold and finished with a blue topaz gemstone. 

Shop $995

Feature image courtesy of Reformation.