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Courtesy/BrightMLS DeSean Jackson spent eight seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles during two stints with the team. His home in Moorestown, New Jersey was placed on the market for $1.425 million and a sale of the property is pending, according to a listing on Redfin. DeSean Jackson is the latest former Eagle to put a New Jersey home on the market, following recent listings for properties owned by Doug Pederson and Carson Wentz. Jackson, like Pederson, has had a home in Moorestown, where the wideout held annual youth football camps during h...

New York streetwear label Public School has collaborated with material scientist Theanne Schiros to create a pair of biofabricated trainers using a leather alternative grown by microbes. Almost the entire trainer, including the upper, midsole and laces, was produced from a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast (SCOBY), which is a key ingredient in making kombucha tea. Through fermentation, the SCOBY creates a leather substitute that has up to a 97 per cent lower carbon footprint than synthetic polyurethane (PU) leather, according to Schiros. The trainers are made from a microbial bio-leath...

Stories about Charlotte McCurdy, a New York-based designer and researcher who developed a carbon-negative, algae-based bioplastic.

Fashion designer Phillip Lim has teamed up with industrial designer Charlotte McCurdy to create a petroleum-free dress covered in bioplastic sequins. Algae bioplastic fronds are sewn onto a biodegradable base layer made of plant fibres. This makes the dress free of crude-oil derivatives such as synthetic fibres, dyes and plastic sequins, which have recently come under fire for the pollution they cause. The dress is the result of a collaboration between Phillip Lim and Charlotte McCurdy "Sustainability in fashion is not just about organic, natural or recycled textiles," McCurdy told Dezeen. ...

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