The experience of wearing it for the first time was transforming and fashion ended up being one of my core outlets of personal expression during my career in finance.Ĭoming from such a multi-disciplinary academic setting growing up, but with a strong background in business in my career, I am excited by purposeful innovation at the intersections of disciplines. She died when I was in college and I kept one of her impeccably tailored light grey boiled wool suits that she must have been given or picked up second-hand as we never had that kind of money. My mother was an artist and often made her own clothes so I grew up with this idea of art, culture, and fashion always close at hand. I grew up in a very academic, artistic household. Prior to founding Another Tomorrow what interest did you have in fashion?
Another Tomorrow not only focuses on what’s happening within their own operation they run Call to Action petitions (current petition is a call to sign the 15 Percent Pledge) and a blog to help educate and drive change. They are committed to ensuring living wages for workers avoidance of animal skins, silk, down, fur, horn and mulesed wool and loving devotion to the stewardship of the planet through carbon offsetting, best-in-class waste treatment, minimal plastic and organic materials. Moved to create meaningful, tactile change, she founded Another Tomorrow, a line of clothing with meticulous sourcing policies, true transparency and staggeringly beautiful designs. Instead, she discovered the dramatic impact the fashion industry had on the environment, soil health, biodiversity, animal welfare, income equality and more. In 2017, Vanessa Barboni Hallik was on sabbatical from her (very!) high-powered job with Morgan Stanley, and was hoping to find a gig in sustainable finance.
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