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  This week marks a significant moment for the global fashion community and for us here at Rachel Entwistle—it's Fashion Revolution Week. This annual event is not only a time for reflection but also an urgent call for transformative change in the fashion industry, a sector we are deeply connected to and passionate about improving. Remembering Rana Plaza Fashion Revolution Week was born in the wake of the Rana Plaza collapse in 2013, a catastrophic event that brought to light the appalling working conditions and lack of safety standards in the apparel manufacturing industry. This tragedy sparked a global movement demanding a more ethical and transparent fashion industry, urging brands to take accountability for their manufacturing processes. Our Commitment to Sustainability At Rachel Entwistle, the spirit of Fashion Revolution Week aligns closely with our foundational values. We are committed to resisting greenwashing by embracing true transparency, sustainability, and fairness. Th

  In the heart of London, a city known for its remarkable history and vibrant cultural tapestry, lies a lesser-known but equally fascinating world – the realm of jewellery design. This bustling metropolis, home to people from all corners of the globe, serves as a melting pot of traditions and styles, influencing local jewellery makers in profound ways. This exploration delves into how London's cultural diversity shapes its jewellery design, blending global influences with a uniquely British aesthetic. A Melting Pot of Cultures London's identity as a global city is undisputed. With over 300 languages spoken and a history of immigration spanning centuries, it's a place where cultures converge. This diversity is not just a demographic statistic; it's a living, breathing aspect of daily life, and nowhere is this more evident than in the city's creative industries. Jewellery design, in particular, benefits from this cultural amalgamation, with designers drawing inspirati