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 Youth Fashion Summit  &

 Copenhagen Fashion Summit 

 

13-16 May

Copenhagen

2019

2019

  

In 2019 we focused on SDG 5 - Achieve gender equality in the fashion industry. We worked in four teams each addressing different part of the supply chain: raw materials, sourcing, production and marketing and consumers. We presented our work in front of a jury which picked a winning team that we all agree that has the most relevant role in tackling gender equality issues.

A short movie was made and presented before the speech we gave on the main stage of the Copenhagen Fashion Summit. 

 

See the video of the speech and of the winning team below. 

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Speech

Copenhagen Fashion Summit

Youth Fashion Summit

Youth Fashion Summit

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Gender

Youth Fashion Summit 2019: The winning video

Youth Fashion Summit 2019: The winning video

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Youth Fashion Summit

To prepare for the summits, as part of our individual research I talked to sustainable fashion designers, activists & consultants about their thoughts, practices and engagement. The outcomes of the our research will help us with the special case competitions with the jewelry brand PANDORA.

 

Below I am sharing some of the interviews and some of the findings.

Youth Fashion Summit 2019 - day one

Youth Fashion Summit 2019 - day one

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Interview

Wendy Heijne

Founder & Fashion Designer

As a change agent I’ve had the chance to talk to Wendy Heijne about her journey with sustainable fashion. It seems like she found a way to tackle it with the easiness, patience and devotion it requires.

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Interview

Sophie Gripenberg

Head Of Sustainability 

Read about the three dimensions of sustainability at the Swedish Red Cross and Sophie's thoughts on transparency, gender equality, responsibility,  sharing knowledge, collaboration and innovation.

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 Sophie Gripenberg 

 The Swedish Red Cross 

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SOOT STHLM

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Legnology

5 Questions

Anne Takahashi

Co-founder

​Anne is of the the founders of two sustainable fashion stories. SOOT STHLM, a slow fashion concept and Legnology, a label for sustainably produced tights.
Read the short Q&A below about the beginning of their journey in sustainable fashion.

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Interview

Annette Lind

Co-founder SOOT STHLM & Legnology

Sustainable Fashion Activist

Tomorrow Is Now is a shopping experience in collaboration with the lobby located in the most vibrant area in Stockholm. It's a concept where brands, activists and influencers, second hand initiatives, start ups and the consumers engage in sustainable fashion and consumption.

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2018

 

In 2018 we presented the demands for the fashion industry in an opening speech of world’s leading business event on sustainability in fashion Copenhagen Fashion Summit. 

We also presented the demands via posters and address questions for the industry key decision-makers. 

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