This Brand Wants You to Compost Its Clothes
The clothes hanging in Lydia Wendt’s loft atelier in Los Angeles’ Fashion District shimmer in earthy tones: an orange sleep set dyed with California poppies, a coral lounge set colored with madder root, undyed tees in off-white cotton. Pointing to the dark disk of a dried sunflower, Wendt explains, “The Navajo used this to dye fabric black, and I’m trying to find a rich natural black.” Nearby, a dried indigo branch pinned to a white pegboard hints at her latest experiment, naturally dyed blue at
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