Fashion Redressed
Fashion Redressed is a digital film series spotlighting the people and innovations reshaping fashion as we know it. From pioneering materials and regenerative design to cultural heritage and circular business models, the series reveals how creativity and collaboration are shaping a more sustainable future for fashion.

Fashion Redressed is an original film series presented by Global Fashion Agenda and produced by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions. The series features powerful storytelling from across the global fashion and textile industries, spotlighting tangible solutions that prioritise both people and planet. Each film invites industry stakeholders to take inspiration from those already advancing positive change.
The Films
Through twelve short films, Fashion Redressed explores how greater climate awareness is influencing fashion.
Each story highlights a solution driving progress across the value chain from:
- Helsinki, where a scientist draws on spider silk to develop biodegradable textiles, to
- Cambridge, where biotech redefines how we create and perceive colour, to
- Paris, where secondhand fashion is elevated on global platforms, and
- Arizona, where cultural appreciation shapes responsible design,
- and more.
Together, these stories demonstrate how fashion can honour identify, creativity, and sustainability all at once. Discover how fashion is being redressed for the future.
What we wear reflects who we are – but it also has an impact on the planet.
As global fashion consumption rises, so does its environmental footprint. The Fashion Redressed Calculator invites you to explore the climate impact of your wardrobe and consider how small changes can help drive systemic progress.
Using colour in garments can have a negative impact on water quality and safety.
In a laboratory in Norwich, UK, the Colorifix team is engineering microorganisms to produce natural dyes. Under the watchful gaze of a team of synthetic biologists, petri dishes come alive with a menagerie of vivid organisms in new shades of crimson,
Second-hand and rental platforms offering luxury garments for a fraction of the retail price are growing in popularity.
Luxury fashion platform, Vestiaire Collective, has developed an online retail space that is trying to meet and grow consumer demand for high-endpre-owned – by selling items with the same convenience and experience as purchasing new. Second-hand and