Marry Ma Designs Environmental Friendly Fashion Show In Paris

Recently, Ms. Marry Ma, the most outstanding star designer in China, was invited to attend the exhibition of Ethical Fashion Show in Paris, France. Because of the design of her fashionable dress, she received the unanimous admiration of the participants.

It is understood that China's advanced custom brand Maryma should be invited by Frankfurt Exhibition Co., Ltd., the latest series of green clothing recently exhibited at the Ethical Fashion Show exhibition in Paris, France. The 3 day activities include fashion show, exhibition, demonstration hall and trading ground. All the most famous media in Europe, buyers and designers are present.

The exhibition sets the trend of green fashion in China. Maryma, as the first brand of China's top customization, takes part in the exhibition to let countries know about China's environmental fashion.

In recent years, Marry Ma has devoted himself to the idea of promoting environmental protection and sustainable development in the field of fashion.

Its brand name Maryma fashion is not only advocating the use of environmentally-friendly fabrics, such as organic cotton, silk and linen fabrics, but also with organic materials such as soybeans, bamboos, corn and so on, and produced through environmental production procedures. The texture is soft and pleasing to the eye. It is popular and popular among business, political, literary and art circles, and entertainment circles.

Ms. Marry Ma was awarded the annual "Green China Annual focus public interest Award" for her outstanding contribution in the field of environmental protection.

She said: "fashion industry is the second largest industry of water consumption in the world, next only to agriculture.

When designing fashion, I hope not only to find new environmentally-friendly materials, but also to develop a new green fashion consumer market to meet the consumers' desire and reduce the damage to the natural environment.

It is not only a duty for me to work hard and advocate more efforts to improve the environment, but also a duty bound task. "