Global Fashion Agenda (GFA), supported by its Insight Partner, Maersk, has released a new report, Reverse Logistics for Circular Fashion Systems.

With covetable Scandi street style, (almost) uninterrupted sunshine, a stream of celebrations, and bikes aplenty, it is easy to understand the hype around Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW) i.e. fashion’s unofficial ‘fifth’ major fashion week.

As the world tunes in to the Olympics 2024, it is an opportune moment to examine the sustainability of this edition and explore how the sports landscape is intertwined with sustainability considerations more broadly.

This article is a contribution from Jaime Villaverde, Associate Professor of Policital Science at the Universidad Pontifica Comillas and Public Affairs Consultant at Kreab Spain.

The Unpacking Policy Masterclass provided a platform to dissect the global policy landscape and its implications for the fashion industry, especially in the context of the 2024 EU elections and the new European Commission mandate.

The textile industry is one of the most labour-intensive industries in the world. Behind every garment we wear, there are people with their own stories. Fashion’s supply chain spans the globe and crosses many borders.

Fifteen years ago, Global Fashion Summit, presented by Global Fashion Agenda, emerged as a beacon of inspiration in an industry grappling with its environmental and social impacts.

Global Fashion Agenda is honoured to be included among Her Majesty The Queen of Denmark’s official patronages announced today.

On 21-23 May, Global Fashion Summit: Copenhagen Edition 2024 assembled over 1000 esteemed representatives from brands, retailers, NGOs, policy, manufacturers, and innovators from both the fashion and adjacent industries to unlock the next level of su