In an era where sustainability is reshaping the fashion industry, Eclora Couture has taken a bold stride forward with the launch of ‘Swap’ Collection, which is now available exclusively at Saks Fifth Avenue. This collection not only showcases the brand’s signature craftsmanship and also reinforces its commitment to environmentally responsible fashion.

Eclora Couture’s ‘Swap’ Collection designed by Mercy Ietoyin Njama is more than just a line of beautifully designed garments—it is a statement on the future of sustainable fashion. The collection embraces upcycling, ethical sourcing, and waste reduction, offering consumers a chance to invest in high-end fashion that aligns with conscious consumerism. Each piece is designed a shift away from fast fashion toward a more mindful and eco-friendly wardrobe. The ‘Swap’ Collection proves that sustainability does not mean compromising on style. Some of the dresses featured voluminous sleeves with ruffled cuffs which adds a touch of drama, while some have cinched waist that enhances the wearer’s figure. The tailoring appears meticulous, with neat finishing and well-defined edges that breathe life into the design.

The strategic addition of the leopard print panels on some the dresses also gives dimension and structure to the design, ensuring that the collection aligns with everyday fashion. The use of rich green tones with animal print and gold detailing in some of the dresses exudes an air of luxury, making the collection a standout. While the mix of prints and colours is undeniably eye-catching, it walks a fine line between fierce beauty and maximalist excess. The key to pulling off this look lies in individual styling, particularly the choice of accessories that would allow the outfit to shine without appearing too busy. This collection caters to the modern consumer—one who values exclusivity, craftsmanship, and sustainability in equal measure. As Eclora Couture continues to push boundaries in eco-conscious design, the ‘Swap’ Collection at Saks marks a pivotal moment for the brand and the industry at large. It serves as a reminder that fashion can be both aspirational and responsible—a vision that is now more accessible than ever to luxury shoppers.