The world of sustainable fashion is very complex, but to guide you through it, we’re hosting a fun and interactive talk – including a quiz and sustainable prize – to help you make your wardrobe more sustainable.
Event | Tips for a Sustainable Wardrobe
Is a T-shirt, made of organic cotton, sustainable? What is fast fashion actually? Should I buy vegan leather or real leather? What does circularity mean? Recycled polyester must be sustainable, right?
Learn more about the fashion industry, discover how clothing can be made as sustainable as possible in an “ideal world” and why it is so difficult to achieve this. Next to that many tips & tricks will be shared on how you can easily make your wardrobe more sustainable. A must-attend event for anyone interested in fashion, sustainability or innovation.
EVENT AGENDA
- 18:00 – doors open
- 18:30 – event starts
- 19:30 – end
We hope to see you there!
Other Events
Event | Ancestral Echoes: A Fashion Performance
You’re invited to “Ancestral Echoes,” a fashion show by fashion designer, dancer and music artist Jazmon Voss that transports you into a realm where heritage and modernity intersect. “Ancestral Echoes” draws its inspiration from Afro-Native American roots and celebrates three looks crafted from a blend of vintage, scrap, and recycled materials. These looks blend fantasy, movement, and emotion, adding depth to the storytelling of the collection. Stick around and grab a drink with us after the performance.
Event | Clothes Swap & Reflective Workshops with the T-REX Project
The Clothes Swap is back and for our last edition we are joining forces with the T-REX Project! Give your unworn items a new home and find your perfect outfit by swapping your pre-loved items as well as participating in exciting interactive fashion workshops on the 7th May at the Fashion for Good Museum.
Event | Beauty and Circularity: An international reflection
According to Timothy Aarons, “Beauty has no boundaries.” Join us on April 20th, where we explore representation and its vital role in the beauty industry through a program curated by renowned makeup artist Timothy Aarons featuring a documentary screening of ‘The Beauty of Blackness’.
