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Copenhagen Fashion Summit 2020 reveals new updated theme
07 Apr '20
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The Copenhagen Fashion Summit 2020 has unveiled the updated theme, Redesigning Value, which will navigate the current and future realities facing the fashion sector as it weathers the storm of a global health and economic crisis, the repercussions of which will be felt for years to come. The fashion sustainability event will be held on October 12-13, 2020.
The new theme aligns with emerging realities and will further explore the negative impacts of fashion, which have undeniably become more visible in recent weeks and months. Between now and October 2020, we will all have to rethink how fashion operates to redefine value and spark positive, lasting change and impact, according to a press release on the show.
There will only be a green lining to this crisis if we take the opportunity to learn how we as an industry can reconcile our aspirations for short-term survival and prosperity with the desire to establish a long-term thriving industry that is environmentally, socially, and economically sound.
Redesigning value will prompt us to create more resilient businesses by bringing sustainable practises to the core of the business models. By re-examining how we can strengthen our relationships to our supply chain partners, our own employees and also our customers, we can help brands discover a newfound purpose and a willingness to emerge on the other side more resilient than ever.
“Through this challenging period, I have had the chance to speak with many industry leaders about the difficulties they are currently facing and what the future will look like post-pandemic. This crisis has forced a quarantine on the world and by extension a quarantine on consumption, raising the question of how this will impact the fashion landscape in the aftermath. Now is the time to think deeply about the constructs surrounding value in our fashion system so we can stimulate positive lasting change for our entire industry and planet,” Eva Kruse, CEO, Global Fashion Agenda said.
The new theme aligns with emerging realities and will further explore the negative impacts of fashion, which have undeniably become more visible in recent weeks and months. Between now and October 2020, we will all have to rethink how fashion operates to redefine value and spark positive, lasting change and impact, according to a press release on the show.
There will only be a green lining to this crisis if we take the opportunity to learn how we as an industry can reconcile our aspirations for short-term survival and prosperity with the desire to establish a long-term thriving industry that is environmentally, socially, and economically sound.
Redesigning value will prompt us to create more resilient businesses by bringing sustainable practises to the core of the business models. By re-examining how we can strengthen our relationships to our supply chain partners, our own employees and also our customers, we can help brands discover a newfound purpose and a willingness to emerge on the other side more resilient than ever.
“Through this challenging period, I have had the chance to speak with many industry leaders about the difficulties they are currently facing and what the future will look like post-pandemic. This crisis has forced a quarantine on the world and by extension a quarantine on consumption, raising the question of how this will impact the fashion landscape in the aftermath. Now is the time to think deeply about the constructs surrounding value in our fashion system so we can stimulate positive lasting change for our entire industry and planet,” Eva Kruse, CEO, Global Fashion Agenda said.
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