Earth Bride is a sustainable fashion project debuting during Dutch Sustainable Fashion Week 2024. The centrepiece is a biodegradable dress, lavishly embroidered with seeds. A marriage of haute couture and eco-friendliness.
Earth Bride embodies a healing ritual, symbolically giving back to the earth what we have taken and allowing it to regenerate in new and surprising ways.
The Earth Bride Project offers you the chance to join us in re-exploring the boundaries of fashion, using sustainability and art as a guide and the beauty of the earth as inspiration. Join this educational journey towards ecological awareness and discover how fashion and environmental stewardship meet in innovative and creative ways.


Earth Bride Workshops
Workshop #1: Earth Bride x Trompenburg
Date: 11 oktober 2024
Location: Cactuskas, Trompenburg
Take part in an embroidery workshop where you will contribute to the creation of a monumental couture dress decorated with seeds and bulbs. Guided by experienced embroiderers from Maison M’Elise, you will work in the lush surroundings of the Cactus Greenhouse, with live classical music as an atmospheric backdrop.
Workshop #2: Earth Bride x Wereldmuseum Rotterdam
Date: 12 oktober 2024
Location: Het Atelier, Wereldmuseum Rotterdam
Join an embroidery workshop with live classical music, or take a guided tour by a biologist focusing on the museum’s seed and flower collection. Children can participate in a hands-on workshop where they make their own seed bombs.
Workshop #3: Earth Bride x De Doelen
Date: 13 oktober 2024
Location: De Doelen
Collaborate on the Earth Bride dress, made of biodegradable fabric and decorated with different seeds. The workshop will be enhanced by a free classical concert, highlighting the connection between fashion and live music in a unique way.




Documentary
The entire process, from the creation of the dress and the embroidery during the workshops to the planting and blooming, will be documented. This documentary will be presented at national and international film festivals.
