Discover Fashion as Sustainability in Action – our new guidebook, created in partnership with @OpenUniversity and @CEEDRmdx.
Developed to recognise, evaluate and measure sustainable prosperity in fashion micro and small businesses (MSEs).
Access via: https://t.co/oWlYaR6HsB
And we’re LIVE!
You can explore our new global sustainability platform, #FashionValues for yourself on https://t.co/WcipkEPzNm
Missed our London Fashion Week launch? No worries, you can watch back on @LondonFashionWk https://t.co/FQzvWe2u8X
Still from film by Nadira Amrani
“We’ve come a long way, we are leading by example, and we need to support each other now to take this work much further, to build on what we can be proud of and to stop doing the stuff that is damaging to our fellows and our home in nature."
https://t.co/DXtAhTxEHz
Excited n proud to be part of the jury for this critical challenge, led by the brilliant Sara Maino Sozzani. But the jury is nothing without fantastic contributions, calling all creatives who design with nature in mind @sustfash @LCFLondon https://t.co/42zhupL4PF
"The legacy of @ProfHelenStorey’s 2019 Artist in Residency will live on through the work and relationships formed – many of the projects created this year – have become sustainable in their own right..."
cc. @Refugees@UNHCRJordan@ZaatariCamp
https://t.co/iETUdGr3og
‘The most sustainable fabric is one that’s already been used to make a garment,’ A great quote from friend of CSF @joafashionmade1 via @ELLEUK
https://t.co/gX608WaKIi
A group of New York-based fashion editors is speaking up about wasteful and elaborate gifting sent by public relations reps with the "intention to shift industry norms"-Julia Gall, accessories director of @marieclaire. Click below to learn more. Via @wwd https://t.co/34jakx1niO
We're bringing you an exhibition to show how fashion can lead to positive change – Making for Change: Waltham Forest, will explore and showcase the work involved from a partnership project developed by @lcflondon_ and @lbwalthamforest. #MakingforChange
See thread below 👇
Are we heading in the right direction?
@dilyswilliams has contributed to 'The Future of Sustainability in the Fashion Industry', a new report which brings together voices from across the world.
https://t.co/zCwkunrfz1
Jacob Rees-Mogg should resign.
His suggestion that the 72 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire lacked “common sense” is unforgivable.
And his 'apology' is not an apology: it is just a cowardly attempt to pretend he said the exact opposite of what actually he said.