NEW YORK – Luxury fashion brand Ralph Lauren has become the latest name to join Global Fashion Agenda’s (GFA) team of strategic partners.
The US firm follows in the footsteps of H&M, Bestseller, Kering, Nike, PVH Corp and the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, and is expected to play an active role in the organisation’s ‘thought leadership platform’, which encompasses the Fashion CEO Agenda.
Patrice Louvet, president & CEO, Ralph Lauren, said: “We understand that creating a more sustainable and equitable world requires collective action and deep collaboration. As we focus on identifying breakthrough solutions that have the potential to be scaled across our industry, we look forward to working together with the Global Fashion Agenda and its partners to drive meaningful change.”
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