Sunday, 7 April 2019

Committed to Concious Fashion - #ZeroWaste #FashionRevolutionWeek



In today's fashion industry; each season new clothing lines are brought out so quickly; building up to an 'An estimated £140 million worth (350,000 tonnes) of clothing goes to landfill in the UK every year. Extending the average life of clothes by just 3 months would lead to a 5-10% reduction in the carbon, water and waste footprints.'








We are working with London Organic and Kindred with Cocktails & Conversation for a Fashion Show & Networking Party. This spectacular event aims to bring together people who make the fashion industry work to support Fashion Revolution Week join us from 7pm to 11pm for a catwalk event. 

Kindred, Kindred, Bradmore House, Queen Caroline Street, London, UK







OUR MISSION

Is to highlight sustainable, ethically made fashion that is honestly priced with qualitity in mind over quantity. 

The show will highlight the creativity and flair of London based designers who make clothes in an ethical and sustainable way. Our stunning and diverse models will be made up from organic and fair trade beauty products.
After the show you will be able to network and enjoy drinks and a DJ till 11.30pm.
There will be press and photographers in attendance so please do dress to impress.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Arrival and welcome drink from 7-8pm
1st Fashion Show 8pm
Break
2nd show 9pm
After party and DJ with live fashion shoot 9.30pm until closing
PLEASE NOTE
We have a limited amount of tickets available to Kindred Members which you can purchase on our website (you Must be a member). If you require further tickets or if you're a non-member, please purchase a ticket on Eventbrite here


























Fashion Revolution is a global movement that runs all year long. Fashion Revolution week (22nd - 28th April 2019) and the #whomademyclothes campaign falls on the anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, which killed 1138 people and injured many more on 24th April 2013. That is the day Fashion Revolution was born. During this week, brands and producers are encouraged to respond with the hashtag #Wemadeyourclothes and to demonstrate transparency in their supply chain.








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