Meet the packs giving new life to fashion industry waste

By Julia Wray | Published: 14-Nov-2023 Featured companies: James Cropper Paper and Packaging
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Synergies between fashion and beauty have long been explored by the often overlapping industries.

Embossed tweed patterns in Chanel eyeshadows, MCM’s handbag-shaped fragrances and the stiletto-like silhouette of Louboutin’s nail and lip make-up are just a few examples illustrating beauty’s love affair with apparel and accessories.

But beauty packaging is now presenting an opportunity for fashion houses to take greater strides towards sustainability.

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