NEW YORK / DANVILLE – Fashion designer Mara Hoffman has become the first in the luxury sector to create a dress from US textile recycling company Circ’s lyocell which is derived from 50% recycled textile waste.
Hyped as “the dress that changes everything”, it marks a new partnership with Circ for the designer who has committed to transitioning from virgin lyocell to Circ’s material for her collections over the next three years.
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