Bale Tales - an evening exploring the ‘disposal’ stage of the global fashion supply chain. All is set, and we go live on Instagram at 7:30pm!🎉
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#baletales#fashion#fastfashion
Today, excessive consumption in fashion is supported by a global supply chain where materials traverse the seas to coalesce into a garment.
What happens when we dispose of these garments? #baletales
In 2019, the UK exported £71M worth of ‘worn clothing and other textile articles’ to Ghana.
Increased consumer demand has driven increased supply, facilitated by historic (and now repurposed) trade routes.
Join us this Tuesday at 7PM to explore and rethink the ‘disposal’ route of the global fashion supply chain through conversation, moving image and print.
Excited to hear from speakers @j_ewusie @alfies_designs @therevival.earth @lethal_izzle 👗🧶 and sounds from @dennis__cave
Yayra Agbofah
@Afrodistrictpa
Yayra Agbofah is a creative social entrepreneur and an advocate of conscious consumption based in Ghana. His aim is to break stereotypes and change perceptions of Africa through visual storytelling.
Special guests leading the discussion tomorrow are Adjo Asare (CEO of Alfie Designs), Joshua Ewusie (CSM Graduate and Fashion Designer) Yayra Agbofah (Founder of The Revival) moderated by Isabelle Landicho (Fashion Director, The Earth Issue).
Joshua Ewusie is a British - Ghanaian Designer whose work documents a constant exploration of his identity. Being Ghanaian, but born and raised in London, his work serves as a medium to question how society, culture and politics differ within the West and West African diaspora.