Iconic Brazilian footwear brand Havaianas teamed up with Sao Paulo street artist Arlin Graff this year, for three limited edition IPÊ flip flop designs, donating a percentage of profits back to the Amazonian rainforest. These summer staples were endowed with images of Brazilian wildlife: animals usually removed from their natural habitats to be sold as pets or for their fur. The soles of each pair will also include the scientific names of the animals, as well as info about their habitat. To further highlight the cause, Graff took to Redchurch Street in London’s Shoreditch, spray-painting an entire wall of a building to celebrate his work.

To celebrate this, and the release of the collection, Wonderland hosted a party in collaboration with Havaianas, the mural looming over the guests as they danced, talked, and feasted their eyes on the array of colour, with guests including Rosin Moss, Ama Peters, Tomi Adebayo and Geoff Cooper. The evening was sponsored by Estrella, Get More Vits and Capucana.

Take a look at our official video from the event, and some more photos from the night.