Atelier Zuhal Designer Announces Launch of Second Organically Certified Eco-Sustainable Label

​Zuhal Kuvan-Mills, the WA-based artist-designer of Atelier Zuhal, has announced the launch of her second organically certified label – this time in the world of eco-sustainable fashion.

Like Atelier Zuhal, Green Embassy is setting new standards in the field, providing a much-welcome antidote to the world of mass-produced manufacturing.
As Australia’s first internationally recognised organic ‘slow’ fashion label, the garments have Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) certification, the leading standard for quality assurance in organic textiles manufacturing in the world.
Each Green Embassy garment is a hand-made labour of love and extraordinarily unique. One organic alpaca-fibre dress, for example, can take up to 30 hours of work as the process involves hand picking, cleaning, washing, drying, carding, spinning, felting, design and sewing.
“Green Embassy is an haute-couture label that celebrates the spirit of sustainability in every sense of the word,” Kuvan-Mills said.
“As an earth ambassador, I’m absolutely thrilled to be launching a label that promotes exquisite wearable and functional art pieces that use earth-friendly, hand-crafted techniques using only organically certified Australian natural fibres.”
Since Green Embassy’s launch this year, the cutting-edge brand has made a bold entry into the fashion world.
Kuvan-Mills is exhibiting her limited-edition alluring and minimalist garments in organic trade shows and eco-fashion events in Australia and overseas. She has been invited to participate in the Vancouver Eco-Fashion Show and the NYC Eco-Fashion show in the US next year.
“Green Embassy is for anyone who loves nature, beauty and the future of our world,” the Turkish-born creator said. “Each item of our clothing is infused with conscious ethics and love. Our garments are designed to be handed down from generation to generation as a precious art and fashion statement for our times.”
Kuvan-Mills said she was excited to be pushing the boundaries of textile art by creating sumptuous, ethical pieces “to place on women rather than gallery walls”.
“My commitment to organic certification is not only about animal welfare, preserving wildlife and avoiding nasty chemicals, but the social justice side of things. The global fashion industry is notorious for its exploitation of labour. Green Embassy provides discerning customers with an ethical alternative,” she said.
For further information contact: Zuhal Kuvan-Mills on 0407 479 520. For further details, visit www.greenembassy.com.au