COPENHAGEN – The organisers of Copenhagen Fashion Week (CFW) have forged a five-year partnership with Circulose, the fibre brand of Renewcell, which will assist with the launch of a new Talent Support Scheme for burgeoning designers and innovators.
The scheme complements CFW’s 2020-2022 Sustainable Action Plan, which will require companies to meet minimum sustainability requirements from next year, and is deemed indicative of the show’s shift in focus.
“By announcing this programme we are proud to introduce the talent support scheme as a formalised structure to how Copenhagen Fashion Week is investing in the next generation of exceptional talent,” commented Cecilie Thorsmark, CFW’s chief executive.
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