SINGAPORE – Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) has teamed up with BBC Storyworks to develop a series of informative documentaries that will shed light on the textile industry’s environmental and social impacts.
The collaboration was announced at last week’s inaugural Global Fashion Summit, held in Singapore, where an invite was extended to stakeholders to share their stories.
GFA’s chief executive, Federica Marchionni, told delegates: “To transform the industry and become net positive, it is crucial that we keep inspiring and educating people about the ways we can produce, distribute, and consume fashion sustainably.”
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