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Net-A-Porter Launches Sustainable Beauty Edit

Jan 15, 2020 | 2 min read

The eco-friendly beauty joins the Net Sustain platform, alongside additional fashion brands

Luxury e-retailer Net-a-Porter, continues to champion environmentally-friendly fashion, and now beauty, with new brands introduced to its consciously curated platform, Net Sustain.

This January, 27 beauty brands have been added to the sustainable edit; with vegan skincare, consciously crafted hair products, organic serums and cruelty-free makeup joining the lineup for the first time. 

Featuring renowned international brands such as Tata Harper, Aesop, Dr Barbara Strum and Vintner’s Daughter, the edit also offers a platform to under the radar beauty lines from Cosmydor, One Ocean Beauty, Sana Jardin and Seed to Skin. 

Formalising its approach to sustainable beauty, Net-A-Porter follows Net Sustain’s established framework which considers materials and ingredients, processes, reduced waste, craft and community, and now vegan and animal welfare – with every product meeting at least one consideration from the eco-criteria.

“Since the launch of NET SUSTAIN in June 2019, we have been committed to expanding in this area and enabling our customer to make informed choices," says Net-A-Porter's Global Buying Director, Elizabeth von der Goltz.

"We are especially excited to launch beauty into the platform, following extensive on-boarding and vetting processes. Terminology with sustainable beauty can mean different things to different people - but, Net Sustain celebrates the brands that place sustainability at the heart of their business mission."

Net Sutain’s new phase also welcomes 45 additional fashion brands, with 17 exclusive capsule collections that support the notion of sutainable staples you can wear forever – showcasing classic pieces from Theory, Gabriela Hearst, By Malene Birger, Bite Studios,Aaizel, and more.

The new eco-friendly apparel and beauty essentails have been captured in a campaign inspired by the work of artist Lewis Miller. Shot in London, the imagery features a backdrop made from recycled flowers and materials – with floral installations that give new purpose to discarded blooms in an attempt to reduce waste and create a second life.

Discover Net Sustain’s new beauty and fashion additions at Net-a-porter.com