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Organisers Of Frankfurt Fashion Week with Sustainable Agenda

Published: December 4, 2020
Author: Ssmundra2612
The organisers of Frankfurt Fashion Week have announced that they are positioning themselves with a consistently sustainable agenda and propelling the transformation of a modern, resource-efficient fashion industry. The Conscious Fashion Campaign (CFC), working in collaboration with United Nations Office for Partnerships (UNOP), will be the presenting partner.
Also, sustainable development goals (SDGs) will be a prerequisite for all exhibitors by 2023. Frankfurt Fashion SDG Summit by CFC is set to become the leading international conference for sustainability in the fashion world. The future of fashion has begun and its key players will be coming together in Frankfurt am Main from July 5-9, 2021.
Frankfurt am Main, December 2, 2020. Joining forces to improve the fashion industry: Frankfurt Fashion Week is positioning itself as the host of the future of fashion and actively driving forward the transformation towards a future-oriented, more sustainable fashion and textile industry. All decision-makers looking to instigate this change will be coming together in Frankfurt am Main from July 5-9, 2021. The initiators of Frankfurt Fashion Week – Messe Frankfurt and the Premium Group – have achieved a real coup: Conscious Fashion Campaign, working in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships, will be the presenting partner. Messe Frankfurt will build on its collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships and establish Frankfurt Fashion week as the platform on which to advance the sustainable development goals and help guide the fashion industry into the ‘Decade of Action’.
“Frankfurt will play host to the whole world. We are seeing a very positive response indeed,” Peter Feldmann, senior mayor of the City of Frankfurt am Main, said in a press release. “The fact that the initiators are able to rethink the concept of a Fashion Week in such a way is extremely impressive and proves that the fashion industry is correctly interpreting the signs of the present and future. The time has come for value creation and values to be reconciled. Consistent alignment with the sustainable development goals is an important step in this direction.”
“Frankfurt Fashion Week aims to play a crucial role in finding solutions for macrosocial challenges and supporting the goals of international politics such as the European Green Deal. The fashion and textile industries are also expected to be climate-neutral by 2050. If we want to achieve this, we all need to pull together. Frankfurt Fashion Week is inviting all initiators and supporters of sustainable concepts and congresses or shows dedicated to sustainability to meet in Frankfurt, partake in discussions and make tangible decisions for the greater good. We will connect the most relevant players and pave the way for a future-proof fashion and textile industry,” Detlef Braun, CEO of Messe Frankfurt, said.
“Given its global reach, the fashion industry is uniquely positioned to collaborate and engage on the sustainable development goals, in particular on climate action and responsible production and consumption,” Annemarie Hou, acting executive director of the United Nations Office for Partnerships, said in the release. “Frankfurt Fashion Week and the Summit will serve as an important platform for education and engagement of the fashion and textile industry in the Decade of Action.”
“We are committed to setting the wheels of transformation in motion. Not only does the overall mindset have to fundamentally change; the entire industry also needs to have the courage to be transparent and honest. It’s important to see values and value creation as opportunities rather than contentious. We are doing what we do best: connecting the relevant players at all levels. With its ecosystem, Frankfurt Fashion Week will become the enabler. We are creating a platform that will orchestrate industry-wide change. With this as our inspiration, we are also developing our tradeshow formats from a ‘marketplace of products’ to a ‘marketplace of purpose and ideas’,” Anita Tillmann, managing partner of the Premium Group, said.

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