Adwoa, Jill and Ebonee Headline H&M Fall 2019 Conscious Recycled PET Bottles Collection

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Adwoa, Jill and Ebonee Headline H&M Fall 2019 Conscious Recycled PET Bottles Collection

Top model and activist Adwoa Aboah joins Jill Kortleve and Ebonee Davis in launching H&M’s Fall 2019 Conscious collection and campaign. The collection will be released worldwide in September.

Recycled polyester is the key material for H&M’s Fall 2019 Conscious Collection, found in the dresses, shirts, knitwear, outerwear and tailored pieces. Most often made from used PET bottles, recycled polyester is processed and spun to create a fabric that’s easy to care for. Meanwhile, the jersey pieces in the collection are made from organic cotton or blend made out of TENCEL™ lyocell fibres.

Ebonee Davis Is Lensed By Riccardo Vimercati In 'Street Clan' For Marie Claire Italy October 2018

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Model Ebonee Davis is styled by Laura Seganti in ‘Street Clan’ looks from Sacai, Saint Laurent, Versace and more. Photographer Riccardo Vimercati captures Davis in Venice Beach, California for Marie Claire Italy October 2018./ Hair by Marco Braca; makeup by Karo Kangas

Marc de Groot Flashes Dominique, Ebonee & Wallette In 'Phantom Threads' For ELLE US March 2018

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Models Dominique Babineaux, Ebonee Davis and Wallette Watson are styled by Katie Mossman in 'Phantom Threads', lensed by Marc de Groot for ELLE US March 2018./ Hair by Rutger; makeup by Serge  Hodonou

Ebonee Davis & The Virgin Artiste Explore Fashion & Culture's Projections Around Women of Color

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Ebonee Davis & The Virgin Artiste Explore Fashion & Culture's Projections Around Women of Color

The relentless killings of African Americans by America's police officers has prompted the fashion industry to speak out about being black and brown in America and viewed through an often tight cultural lens. Calvin Klein model Ebonee Davis issued a specific call to action in an essay for Harper's Bazaar, written the day after Alton Sterling was murdered in Baton Rouge. Davis implored fashion professionals to "neutralize the phobias surrounding black culture" as well as to produce "positive, accurate and inclusive imagery."

"As artists in the fashion industry, we are the embodiment of free speech," she wrote. "We set the tone for society through the stories we tell—fashion, the gatekeeper of cool, decides and dictates what is beautiful and acceptable. And let me tell you, it is no longer acceptable for us to revel in black culture with no regard for the struggles facing the black community," Davis wrote for W Magazine. 

Ebonee, Kenya & Afrodita Front 'Denim Blues' By Victor Demarchelier For Glamour US August 2017

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Ebonee, Kenya & Afrodita Front 'Denim Blues' By Victor Demarchelier For Glamour US August 2017

America loves the blues! Jillian Davison styles models Ebonee Davis, Kenya Kinski-Jones & Afrodita Dorado in 'Denim Always'. Victor Demarchelier is behind the lens for Glamour US August 2017./ Hair by David Von Cannon; makeup by Justine Purdue