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Mattea x Zalora: Fashion Meets Sustainability

Where style aligns with purpose, and every thread tells a story.

In a meaningful step toward conscious living, Mattea Social Space and Zalora came together to explore a simple yet pressing question: Can fashion still be expressive while being responsible?

Through a collaborative campaign hosted within Mattea’s everyday spaces, Mattea x Zalora: Fashion Meets Sustainability brought that question to life, not just through conversation, but through curation, creativity, and connection.

This partnership wasn’t about runway trends or retail hype. It was a living narrative about circular fashion, ethical design, and the importance of making style choices that reflect both identity and awareness.

Set within Mattea’s community-first venues, the campaign featured curated visual installations, recycled fashion exhibits, and a special sustainability workshop led by key opinion leaders from the fashion industry. These touchpoints weren’t designed for display, they were created for participation. Visitors could engage with real stories behind recycled materials, reflect on their own habits, and explore practical ways to embrace more mindful wardrobes.

By combining Zalora’s digital fashion ecosystem with Mattea’s physical spaces, the campaign became something rare: sustainability you could see, feel, and experience up close. Right where people gathered naturally, over coffee and conversation.

Mattea continues its mission of being more than a social destination, it’s a platform where lifestyle and impact can meet meaningfully. Zalora, in turn, grounded its sustainability journey not just online, but offline, in everyday encounters that sparked curiosity without judgment.

At its core, Mattea x Zalora asked a simple question and together, we found the answer:

Yes, fashion can still be expressive while being responsible. And yes, it can be beautiful without being wasteful. Because the most powerful fashion statement isn’t about what’s worn. It’s about what’s valued.

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