Remembering Arts Champion and Environmental Trailblazer, Robert Redford

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Robert Redford passed away on the 17th day of September 2025 in his beloved home of Sundance, Utah. Redford was everyone’s favorite actor’s favorite actor.  He was a fixture in the world of Hollywood and an Academy Award winning actor and director whose work spanned many decades.  He has starred in notable films such as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), The Great Gatsby (1974), The Sting (1974), Out of Africa (1985),  Indecent Proposal (1993), Avengers: Endgame (2019) as well as Broadway shows such as  Sunday in New York (1963) and  Barefoot in the Park (1963). While driving through Provo Canyon on a motorbike, Redford took in the scenery and instantly knew that he wanted to make a home there.  Always an avid lover of nature, Robert was mesmerized by the landscapes of Utah and sought to purchase more than 5,000 acres of land in Sundance while keeping the goals of preservation and conservation in mind. He opened Sundance Mountain Resort in 1...

Louis Vuitton Embraces Sustainability in Pop Up Shop Road Tour

Louis Vuitton is increasing their sustainability efforts with a little creativity on the side. The brand recently launched a pop of store which includes a showcase of upcycled garments for its Spring/Summer 2021 collection. The pop up's “Adventures of Zoooom with Friends” theme was planned by Virgil Abloh, creator director of menswear at Louis Vuitton. The pandemic has caused fashion houses to push the envelope so that creativity can remain alive. The looks on display are being deemed as “seasonless looks” by the brand.





Pieces on display in the Pop Up were made using materials from the brand’s Spring/Summer 2020 collections. The current collection is derived from four different fashion upcycling methods. These include:

1.) New looks made from recycled material
2.) Looks repeated from the Fall-Winter 2020 collection
3.) Looks freely created by the studio during the lockdown using recycled material
4.) New looks created from existing ideas.


The 1600 square foot pop up is open to the public through timed appointments at the Rodeo Drive location. Upon entering the area, visitors will be greeted by bold, candy apple red containers with the LV logo emblazoned all over.






At certain points, logos appear as a QR code that guides the customer to special features involving the characters. The store is filled with whimsical surprises, augmented reality with characters and exhibits of upcycled garments.






This is the fourth stop of the pop up road tour. It has already been seen in Shanghai, Tokyo and Miami. The pop up will be on display in Los Angeles until early March and will continue its roadshow in Atlanta and Las Vegas.

It’s good to know that the brand is keeping sustainability in mind as it moves into a fashionably ethical future.



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