SINGAPORE – Hosted outside of Copenhagen for the first time, the Global Fashion Summit this week assembled over 250 stakeholders representing manufacturers, garment workers, retailers, brands, suppliers, NGOs, policy and innovators.
Formerly known as the Copenhagen Fashion Summit, the event seeks to rally industry stakeholders and encourage discussion and collaboration in order to drive sustainability improvements across the industry.
Presented by the Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) non-profit, the summit was centred around the theme ‘Alliances for a New Era’, aiming to gather leaders from across the value chain to elevate diverse voices and foster alliances.
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