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Exploring Sustainable Fashion: Key Insights from the VII Jornada sobre Moda Sostenible Event

This specialized event delved into innovation, ethical production practices, and conscious consumerism within the fashion industry.

The VII Jornada sobre Moda Sostenible, a key event for the fashion industry, explored crucial topics in sustainability and education. Discussions centered on driving innovation through new technologies and scientific advancements for nature regeneration. It also highlighted the ethical value of garments and promoted conscious consumption within the sector.

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Exhibition summary

This event focuses on the crucial role of sustainability and training in the fashion industry. It explores innovation through new technologies and scientific advancements for nature regeneration, discussing the aesthetic and ethical value of garments, and promoting conscious consumption.

Curatorial context

The VII Jornada sobre Moda Sostenible, held on April 6-7, 2018, emphasizes that true progress in the fashion industry can only be achieved through sustainability and education. The event delves into how innovation, driven by new technologies and scientific approaches, can aid in regenerating nature and scaling good ideas. It highlights the intrinsic value of garments, beyond aesthetics, by considering the quality and dignity of labor involved in their production and the use of environmentally harmless materials. The jornada aims to foster emotional connection with consumers who value ethical and sustainable fashion, recognizing that conscious consumers are loyal and that responsibly produced items offer significantly greater value compared to conventional 'fast fashion' products. The event seeks to contribute to building an alternative fashion production and consumption system that generates value for everyone.

Admission and ticket notes

Attendance requires registration and has limited capacity. Information and registration are available through Slow Fashion Next.

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Venue
Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Apr 6, 2018 – Apr 7, 2018
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