LAUNCH OF THE FONDATION VILEBREQUIN
Vilebrequin started life 50 years ago on the Mediterranean coast. Ever since, the House has dedicated its energy to bringing a light and optimistic brand of elegance to vacationers from across the world’s oceans.The oceans feel like home, and with good reason: A source of wonderment and nourishment, they account for 99% of the Earth’s living space and 97% of all water. Today, our home is at risk. The biggest threat to the planet’s oceans is human activity, and more specifically marine pollution: every minute of every day, the equivalent of one truckload of plastic waste ends up in the sea. A strong advocate for clean oceans, G-III Apparel Group Ltd. Chairman and CEO Morris Goldfarb knew he had to take action. At the helm of Vilebrequin since acquiring the company in 2012, he chose to mark the House’s 50th anniversary by creating the Fondation Vilebrequin, with the first donation coming from the Morris & Arlene Goldfarb Family Foundation.
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The Fondation has chosen to focus on three key areas of action we consider to be vital in driving short-term and long-term change: protecting marine biodiversity, educating our children on their environmental legacy, and advocating for a more conscious fashion industry. Combined, these efforts can make a genuine difference.
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To leave no stone unturned. Our comitment combines financial support, education, and sustainability innovation to ensure that we are doing everything we can to achieve our goal.
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