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OVERHEATED LIVE is bringing together climate activists, musicians, and designers to discuss the climate crisis and their work to make a difference. There will be sessions on green practices in the music industry, the benefits of a plant-based diet, the methods of sustainable fashion, and the actions taken to mitigate climate change. Hosts and speakers include Billie Eilish, Finneas, Ellie Goulding, Maggie Baird, Abbie McCarthy, Chiara Badiali, Daphne Frias, Einass Bakhiet, Eshita Kabra-Davies, Laura Verónica Muñoz, Mya-Rose Craig, Isaias Hernandez, Naza Alakija, Maxine Williams, Peter McGuinness, Robbie Lockie, Stephanie Dillon, Tori Tsui, Vanessa Nakate, Wawa Gatheru, Yusuf Baluch, Sadhguru, Aditi Mayer, Dominique Palmer, Clover Hogan.

Suzy Amis Cameron’s RCGD Global Evening Of Sustainable Innovation In Collaboration With TENCEL™ And CLO Virtual Fashion™

Suzy Amis Cameron’s RCGD Global Pre-Oscars celebration of sustainable fashion returned to Los Angeles on Friday 25th, March. The highly anticipated evening in partnership with TENCEL™ and CLO Virtual Fashion™ brought together friends and supporters of the organization to promote sustainability advances over the past two years within the design community. The evening also premiered the winning designs of the organisations 2020 and 2021 RCGD Global Design Contest to a cohort of sustainability supporters in Los Angeles.

‘Extra’ caught up with Billie Eilish, her mother Maggie Baird and brother Finneas O’Connell on the red carpet at the 2022 Oscars! Billie confessed to feeling nervous ahead of her and Finneas’ performance of their nominated song ‘No Time to Die.’ Billie also dished on her sustainable Oscars gown by designer Alessandro Michele.

Star of Uncharted, You and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Tati Gabrielle represented Suzy Amis Cameron’s RCGD Global™ initiative in collaboration with TENCEL™, as she shined on the red carpet at 94th Academy Awards ® wearing an ethical and eco-responsible Hellessy custom-made gown in a TENCEL™  fabric paired with HELLESSY archive golden fringe.

Marlee Matlin represented Suzy Amis Cameron’s RCGD Global™ (RCGD) initiative in collaboration with TENCEL™. She shone on the red carpet at 93rd Academy Awards® wearing a sustainable Vivienne Westwood custom-made gown in a newly launched RCGD Global™ black vegan textile made with TENCEL™ Luxe filaments, incorporating an archival Westwood fabric.

Experts say the fashion industry is a major cause of pollution, and with all eyes on the Oscars red carpet Sunday, one organization is showcasing “conscious fashion.” Danya Bacchus reports for CBS2.

CNN’s Chloe Melas interviews Suzy Amis Cameron, founder of RCGD Global ahead of the 2021 Oscars.

In an exciting new step to expand its impact within the global fashion industry, RCGD Global™ has collaborated with TENCEL™ Luxe brand from sustainability leader, Lenzing, to launch a range of eco-couture textiles. RCGD are excited to collaborate for a 2nd year running with TENCEL™ for the RCGD Global at the Oscars. 

For the first time in its history, the Oscars® is to be hosted across multiple sites in the USA and Europe. In what has been an unusual year for many, RCGD Global is working to honour their commitment in creating design solutions that work from moment to movement on the red carpet of the biggest of all global stages. As part of an exciting collaboration last year, RCGD x TENCEL™ launched a range of eco-couture materials made from TENCEL™ branded materials that are currently being adapted into bespoke looks for a number of this year’s Oscars® nominees and physical red carpet guests.

Find out what Harold Weghorst, Global Vice President of Marketing & Branding at Lenzing Group has to say about the partnership between RCGD Global and TENCEL™ this upcoming Oscars season.

On Feb 6, 2020, the Annual RCGD Global™ (RCGD) Pre-Oscars Gala in partnership with TENCEL™ Luxe hosted an intimate dinner and cocktail party with over 100 friends, partners and industry executives. The launch celebrated a collaboration between textile giant Lenzing’s new luxury brand TENCEL™ Luxe and RCGD Global to launch a range of eco-couture materials.

The 11th Pre Oscar party was held at the private residence of Absolut Elyx CEO, Jonas Tahlin. Guests in attendance included this year’s ambassadors Kaitlyn Dever (Unbelievable, Booksmart), Léa Seydoux (Spectre, Bond: No Time to Die), and Elena Andreicheva (BAFTA winner and current Oscar® nominee), who were also announced on the evening, along with past partners and allies including Danielle Macdonald, Tiffany Haddish, Tyrese Gibson, Meena Suvari and Zelda Williams.

RCGD Global™ recently collaborated with textile giant Lenzing’s new luxury brand TENCEL™ Luxe to launch a range of eco-couture textiles. Like TENCEL™ Luxe, for a green future, RCGD Global™ believes that nature has all the answers.

TENCEL™ Luxe branded filament yarns are of 100% botanic origin and are produced using a renewable wood source. Made specifically for the high-fashion sector, the textiles come in a variety of weights with varying mixes of the revolutionary TENCEL™ Luxe yarn.

RCGD TEXTILE 1: 100% TENCEL™ LUXE FILAMENT YARN

To biodegrade under industrial, home, soil and marine conditions, our luxury 100% TENCEL™ Luxe based textile will take about 8 to 12 weeks.

RCGD Global™ recently collaborated with textile giant Lenzing’s new luxury brand TENCEL™ Luxe to launch a range of eco-couture textiles. Like TENCEL™ Luxe, for a green future, RCGD Global™ believes that nature has all the answers.

TENCEL™ Luxe branded filament yarns are of 100% botanic origin and are produced using a renewable wood source. Made specifically for the high-fashion sector, the textiles come in a variety of weights with varying mixes of the revolutionary TENCEL™ Luxe yarn.

RCGD TEXTILE 2: A LUSH TENCEL™ LUXE & SILK BLEND

To biodegrade under industrial, home, soil and marine conditions, this textile will take around 4 years. , and our cashmere blend between 1 to 5 years.

RCGD Global™ recently collaborated with textile giant Lenzing’s new luxury brand TENCEL™ Luxe to launch a range of eco-couture textiles. Like TENCEL™ Luxe, for a green future, RCGD Global™ believes that nature has all the answers.

TENCEL™ Luxe branded filament yarns are of 100% botanic origin and are produced using a renewable wood source. Made specifically for the high-fashion sector, the textiles come in a variety of weights with varying mixes of the revolutionary TENCEL™ Luxe yarn.

TEXTILE 3: A RICH TENCEL™ LUXE X CASHMERE FUSION

To biodegrade under industrial, home, soil and marine conditions, this textile will take between 1 to 5 years. Please note, our cashmere supplier is working with the UNDP and Textile Exchange to develop the Responsible Cashmere Standard for animal welfare for cashmere goats.

“We actors, we have to show the example.” The French actress Léa Seydoux shares her impressions about sustainability before her first Academy Awards ceremony. For her Louis Vuitton gown, Nicolas Ghesquière once again worked with the RCGD Global initiative, which has been promoting ethical, sustainable fashion at the Oscars since 2009. The gown features a newly launched organic silk faille fabric made from TENCEL™ Luxe filament yarn.

The “Booksmart” actress wears completely sustainable look to the 2020 Oscars. Plus, Kaitlyn reveals how you can be better with fashion at home!

‘Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You’re a Girl)’ won the Oscar for Documentary (Short Subject) at the 92nd Academy Awards. Watch their full press room interview!

Mark Ruffalo presents Carol Dysinger and Elena Andreicheva with the Oscar for Best Documentary Short Subject for “Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You’re a Girl)” at the 92nd Oscars in 2020.

In an exciting new step to expand its impact within the global fashion industry, RCGD Global™ has collaborated with textile giant Lenzing’s new luxury brand TENCEL™ Luxe to launch a range of eco-couture textiles.

Oscars 2020 Arrivals: Léa Seydoux

Celebrating 10 years of sustainable fashion, author, actor and environmental advocate Suzy Amis Cameron hosted her annual RCGD Global (RCGD) Pre-Oscars Celebration in partnership with Absolut Elyx, AMUR and AKA West Hollywood last night at the Albright Fashion Library in Beverly Hills. With over 160 guests, some high profile faces included this year’s celebrity partners Laura Harrier, Danielle Macdonald, last year’s representative LaKeith Stanfield, Amis Cameron’s husband James Cameron, Michelle Rodriguez, and Fiona Xie among others.

Oprah sits down with environmental activist, actress and author, Suzy Amis Cameron. They discuss Cameron’s new book, “The OMD Plan,” where she asks readers to commit to one plant-based meal a day to help save the planet and improve health. 

Fashion designers hold the power, but how are they leveraging that power in their creative process to make items that we all fall in love with and that make sustainability cool?

Stephen Fairchild, Chief Creative and Brand Officer, Pandora
Christopher Raeburn, Creative Director, Christopher RÆBURN
Charlotte Eskildsen, Founder and Creative Director, Designers Remix

Prior to the 90th Academy Awards®, nearly 200 people gathered for Suzy Amis Cameron’s 9th Annual RCGD Global (RCGD) campaign. The celebration was held in the Hollywood Hills at the private residence of Jonas Tahlin, CEO of Absolut Elyx. Rila Fukushima, Ashlan Cousteau, T.J. Slaughter, last year’s partner Priyanka Bose attended. All monies raised funds to benefit MUSE School CA, the environmental non-profit educational organization founder Suzy Amis Cameron with her sister Rebecca Amis.

In 2018, Zoey Deutch stunned onlookers in an Elie Saab archival gown with vintage details. The archive piece was embellished with silver silk threads, sequins and vintage beads from Mr. Saab’s Beirut atelier. The natural hand-dyed color of the dress is a tribute to the untouched beauty of the Indian culture with slowly embroidered handmade patterns—respecting artisanal and ancestral craftsmanship, and a nod to slow, considered fashion. The embroidery techniques used are passed on from one generation to another.

Lakeith Stanfield wore an ethical tuxedo by Ermenegildo Zegna Couture to support the campaign made from a navy Tussah Silk. Typically gathered in the jungle from cocoons of wild silk moths, the silk is found in a natural state with minimal human intervention and very little invasion to the process. For this reason, unlike a silk yarn produced with greater mechanical interventions, the yarn of Tussah silk features irregularities creating a rich texture, typical of wild, natural breeding. ‘Get Out’s’ Lakeith Stanfield joins THR on the 2018 Oscars red carpet to talk about the importance of the film’s nomination and his eco-friendly suit!

Fashion icon Camila Alves McConaughey took a stand for sustainability this afternoon when she arrived to the 90th Academy Awards® in a classic Vivienne Westwood archival gown in support of Suzy Amis Cameron’s RCGD Global (RCGD) ethical fashion campaign. The Vivienne Westwood dress was an ivory silk faille moire asymmetric gown with tulle petticoat. This grande corset gown made from an archival silk that was originally created at the London Atelier as part of their A/W2014 Collection. Alves especially selected this unique design from the Westwood classic collections, encouraging the revitalization of archival gowns.

MSU apparel and textile design senior Jillian Granz talks with MSU Today host Jim Peck about sustainable design and how she applied those concepts to her Red Carpet, Green Dress contest-winning design. Her design will be worn at the 2010 Oscars by Suzy Amis Cameron, wife of Avatar producer, James Cameron.

On the evening of February 23, 2017, stars came out to celebrate the Eighth Annual RCGD Global event hosted by Suzy Amis Cameron in partnership with Atelier Swarovksi, bringing awareness to sustainable fashion. In attendance were this year’s celebrity partners Emma Roberts (“Scream Queens”) and Priyanka Bose (“Lion”), in addition to actress Missi Pyle (RCGD Global previous participant) and Amis Cameron’s husband James. The event, also supported by Earth Friendly Products, maker of ECOS™ Laundry Detergent, had just under 100 attendees come together in support of the eco-friendly initiative.

In 2016, RCGD Global changed the campaign format, introducing an internship with leading global fashion brand, Vivienne Westwood. Sophie Turner wore ethical brand Galvan for the campaign. The “X-Men: Apocalypse” star reveals a secret about her “GoT” character to E!’s Giuliana Rancic. Plus, hear the actress talk about her sustainable Gavlan gown! Sophie attended the 2016 Academy Awards in a custom silvery mint corset dress made from sustainably-made crepe with a built-in corset and Swarovski crystal details. Galvan first launched with this signature silhouette and it has remained at the brand’s core ever since.

In 2017, the campaign worked with Vivienne Westwood exclusively to create an eco-gown for Emma Roberts and Priyanka Bose. Armani supplied a classic Giorgio Armani gown from his very first Prive’ collection. The gown was accessorized with exclusive pieces from Atelier Swarovski Fine Jewelry. The “Scream Queens” star recalls her fondest Academy Awards memory–and it involves her famous aunt! Take a look.

Global Green Awards, was established in 1996 to recognize and herald individuals, companies and organizations embodying Global Green’s mission to foster a global value shift toward a sustainable and secure future. Watch Will Smith, Louie Psihoyos, Kelly Vlahakis-Hanks, Sophie Uliano and others on Hollywood’s largest green carpet at the 2016 Environmental Awards.

Environmentally friendly cleaning products for the home, ECOS sponsored RCGD Global in 2016. Family owned and operated since 1967, ECOS are a team of mothers, fathers, chemists, visionaries and pioneers who passionately uphold the idea that everyone should have access to delightful, affordable cleaning products. See what Kelly Vlahakis Hanks, CEO Earth Friendly Products, had to say about the brands involvement in Suzy Amis Cameron’s sustainable fashion project.

Priyanka Bose, actress in the Academy Award-nominated film nominated “Lion” says the film has a message for the entire world.

Kellan Lutz and Olga Kurylenko joined forces with the RCGD Global initiative to wear a sustainable tux and sustainable gown for the Oscars red carpet. We chatted with the handsome duo about how they got involved in the cause and their party plans for the night. Watch our interview with Kellan and Olga now!

Jomnarn Dul’s design was worn by Kellan Lutz, of “Twilight” fame. Lutz’s tuxedo jacket was 45% certified silk and 55% rPET (recycled plastic bottles), his tux trousers are hemp dyed with logwood and his waistcoat is made from hemp and 100-year-old Spitalfields silk that was dyed with marigold flowers. Established designer Jeff Garner, of Prophetik mentored Jomnarn in the creation of her tuxedo.

As style fiends rub their hands in glee over this week’s pre-Oscar fashion parade, Suzy Amis Cameron, wife of James Cameron, took the opportunity on Thursday 27th February 2014 to relay an important message about the importance of socially and environmentally responsible clothing on the red carpet. RCGD Global celebrated 5 years of positive, sustainable fashion in Hollywood. Suzy Amis Cameron hosted an evening of cocktails, canapes and silent auction. Guests in attendance included Suzy Amis Cameron, James Cameron, Amber Valletta, Kellan Lutz and Naomie Harris.

James Cameron, Suzy Amis Cameron, Jake McDorman, Missi Pyle, Maggie Grace, and other celebs gathered at the 2nd Annual RCGD Global Pre-Oscar Celebration hosted by Suzy Amis Cameron, Lux & Eco and Veev at Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles to benefit Muse School. Started by Rebecca Amis and Suzy Amis Cameron, MUSE School CA, is a non-profit school offering programs for early childhood through 12th grade.

Alice Elia, a former student at ESMOD in Paris designed Olga Kurylenko’s gown in 2014. Kurylenko’s gown is 100% GOTS certified organic peace silk and 100% GOTS certified organic silk, hand-dyed with Sappanwood and then over-dyed with madder root to achieve the resulting shade of red by Penny Walsh. Kurylenko wore a RCGD Global special vegan shoe – a faux suede, metallic-trimmed heel (a collaboration between PETA and ethical U.K. based footwear label Beyond Skin).

Skyfall actress Naomie Harris stopped to chat on Pop Sugar on her way inside the Oscars. She talked about her sustainable, volcano-inspired gown before heading into Hollywood & Highland to listen to Adele sing “Skyfall” and to see the special Oscars tribute to Bond. Ghanaian-born Michael Badger was the 2013 winner whose stunning gold creation made People Magazine’s Best Dressed List. Badger holds a B.F.A. in fashion design from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta, Georgia. Inspired by a volcano and how lava flows, his golden gown was created from fabric which is a GOTS certified silk Crepe De Chine, dyed using seeds from chamomile and goldenrod by Penny Walsh, and incorporated vintage and recycled elements – including candy wrappers. Dame Vivienne Westwood brought the stunning gown, worn by talented actor Naomie Harris, to life.

A conversation with Vivienne Westwood for Climate Revolution.

Jason deCaires Taylor worked with RCGD Global in 2015, donating time and his talent to the children at the MUSE School CA (the non-profit co-founded by Suzy Amis Cameron). Find out more about his work here.

COCO ECO Magazine Launch on June 25, 2014 – red carpet interview with Suzy Amis Cameron (“Titanic”, “The Usual Suspects”, founder of “RCGD Global”)

On This Morning with Lorraine Kelly, a breakfast programme on British television network ITV.

Global Green 2011

Red Carpet, Green Dress winner and Michigan State University senior Jillian Granz, actress Suzy Amis Cameron and director and producer James Cameron talk sustainability while on the green carpet at the Global Green USA pre-Oscar party March 3.

The short video ‘Designing Change’ follows Suzy Amis Cameron’s RCGD Global campaign from its inception with the Avatar press run in 2009 through to the recent Oscars ceremony in 2016, which saw Sophie Turner and Lily Cole walk the carpet as ambassadors. The video highlights the sustainable fashion journey— the pitfalls, challenges and creative solutions —as talented teams create red carpet-worthy dresses each year for ambassadors, such as Naomie Harris, Gina Rodriguez and Missi Pyle, to grace the Academy Awards’ red carpet. With design teams, sponsors, partners, students and experts alike, including the iconic Dame Vivienne Westwood, Penny Walsh and the Royal School of Needlework, the video showcases a committed network of fashion partners.