Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) and Chalhoub Group are collaborating to accelerate impact across the fashion value chain.

Fashion companies have spent years improving what happens within their own operations.

After the early 2020s domination of hyper specific trends and ‘aesthetics’, fashion appears to be experiencing trend fatigue, or at least that’s what the algorithm might be telling you.

Across four sessions at this year's Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen, brands, manufacturers, recyclers, policymakers and solution providers sat down to tackle microplastic pollution, circular design, impact prioritisation, and more.

Europe is rewriting the rules of fashion. The question now is whether this new system will actually work.

As Copenhagen Fashion Week hosts its Spring/Summer 2027 season, it does so not only by celebrating its twentieth anniversary, but by reinforcing Copenhagen’s position as one of the world's leading fashion capitals.

A new sustainability dimension is increasingly shaping boardroom discussions: financial resilience.

As we closely monitor fashion’s global legislative evolution, we zoom into GFA’s Policy Matrix: the new Asia Edition, Americas and EU editions, offering clarity and updates on emerging and existing legislation.

Global Fashion Summit brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and sustainability experts for a series of timely conversations on building a more circular and equitable fashion system.