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07.06.2022 The Syndicate proudly supporting the Volvo Oceans Lovers Festival

03.06.2022 Follow @circular.centre and join the @cleanupaustralia campaign Sunday 6 March. Divert high quality textiles from landfill by donating your unwanted, unwearable and repairable clothing that will be sent to three of Australia’s incredibly innovative and talented Designers who create with rescued resources and upcycled fabrics and textiles. @algorithm_designed @francisco.alcazar @kcb_fashion_designer. Book a slot for your donation through the link on Circular Centre #cleanupaustralia #circulareconomy #circularfashion #regenerativefashion #environmentdesign

27.05.2022 Introducing JODY HEAD one of the brilliant upcycling fashion designers who we are supporting via our 1st Clean Up Australia Day + Circular Centre Clean Up Campa...ign to divert textile waste from landfill. Join @cleanupaustralia SUNDAY 6 March PLUS Sydney-siders can book a timeslot & drop off your unwanted unwearable &/or repairable clothing that we donate to Jody, Kerry and Francisco this 1st clothing donation is targeting & diverting high quality textiles from landfill- remember donate your good stuff to charities. We only want your unwearables; that leather skirt with a rip, linen or cotton shirt with a huge tear, silk dress with a giant wine stain Help us divert valuable textiles to amazing fashion designers who will reuse & give a 2nd life - incredible designers like Jody Head Jody Head] and @the_syndicate__1319 where Jody is joined by a group of designers dedicated to #reuse #recycledfabric This dress is Jody’s entry in our @circulardenimau collab comp with General Pants last year. Help us rescue high quality textiles from Category A (see below). donate old/unwearable clothes this Sunday; click link in Bio to Book & get Stanmore location via @humanitix Follow all designers Kerry Brack @kcb_fashion_designer, Francisco Alcazar @francisco.alcazar Jody Head Jody Head] DETAILS. Drop off unwanted clothes; unwearable or repairable from Category A - clothes made with high quality textiles/ this includes denim, leather, silk, 100% cotton, linen, natural fibre blends, trademarked Tencel, EcoVero - Lots more information on circularcentre.com.au @circular.centre https://www.humanitix.com/au/search?query=Clean+up+Aust+ . #repair #redesign #recycle #repurposedclothing #cleanupchallenge #oceancleanup #cleanupday #cleanupaustralia #zerowaste #zerowastefashiondesign #ethicalfashion #circulareconomy #circulardesign #plasticfree #makefashioncircular #australianfashionlabels #recycledclothing #recycledfashion #upcycle #upcycledfashion #australianfashion #righttorepair #makersgonnamake #innerwest #sustainablefashion #greenfashion #fashiondesigner #fashiondesign

08.05.2022 Back in the Studio at Harris Street with @algorithm_designed. One of our key projects for a capsule collection. Evening gowns for 2022 Australian soirée’s. #fashion #indigenousart #janetmarawarr #paris #textile #contemporaryfashion #fashionstyle #designer #ecogown #fashiondesigner #fashionillustration #sydneyfashion #pattern #patterndesign #tafedesign

18.04.2022 https://www.facebook.com/watch/ #fashionsustainablestyle #fashionsustainablesummit

23.01.2022 The nominees for the Cultural Adornment and Wearable Art Award https://nifa.com.au/cultural-adornment-and-wearable-art-aw/

20.01.2022 Stockholm Fashion Week - Schedule tomorrow https://stockholmfashionweek.se/Schedule-Thursday-27-8

20.01.2022 NYFW Sep 2020 Day 1: Jason Wu socially distanced catwalk

20.01.2022 Starting the week listening to the very first episode of the ETHICAL FASHION PODCAST! In this episode, your Simone Cipriani @cipriani.efashion and Clare Press @mrspress speak to International Vogue Editor Suzy Menkes; @suzymenkesvogue @roberta.annan Roberta Annan, founder of the African Fashion Foundation; writer and sustainability consultant Rachel Arthur; and Helsinki Fashion Week's Evelyn Mora @hrhevelynmora . Up for discussion: What's wrong with the old system of intern...ational fashion weeks? How we might redesign the format to make it less polluting and more inclusive. Does everything have to go digital? How can we ensure no one gets left behind? Available now on Apple and Spotify. - with @europeaid #EthicalFashionPodcast @cipriani.efashion @mrspress #fashionweeks #rewiringfashion #EthicalFashionPodcast Spread the Word and see ethical fashion.org for more on this extraordinary series. @ Bellingen, New South Wales See more

20.01.2022 Yes nothing Sex in the City about the true cost of fast fashion

19.01.2022 Join us for the Inaugural National Indigenous Fashion Awards (NIFA) proudly brought to you by Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair. The NIFAs recognise and celebrate the ...innovation, diversity and ethical practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and fashion designers, and provide a platform to showcase this to the world! See more

19.01.2022 Ngoc Ha Thu Le is a finalist of the Redress Design Award 2020. She holds a Higher National Diploma in Fashion and Textiles from the London College for Design and Fashion, Vietnam, and is currently working as a fashion designer at Magenta Vintage in Hanoi, Vietnam. As one of the largest textile producers and exporters now looking to move into manufacturing, it is crucial that my home country of Vietnam does not make the same mistakes others have in the past for the sake of bo...th our citizens and the environment and to prove that a sustainable apparel industry is entirely possible. I hope to actively take part in this reformation of the local fashion industry. For her Redress Design Award collection, Slow Boy Archive, Ngoc Ha Thu takes inspiration from Japanese-style Americana, creating more sustainable versions of classic menswear items. Applying zero-waste pattern design to up-cycled textiles and reconstructed clothing, Ngoc Ha Thu presents a collection that encourages consumers to take a mindful, slow-living approach to life - for their own well-being and the environmen

18.01.2022 Pictured is a Ghost Net basket by Tammy Lalalra, woven from ghost nets retrieved from the seas on Groote Eylandt by the @anindilyakwarangers . You will find ...Tammy's new works on the Anindilyakwa Arts Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Digital Booth. Only two days to go!. Tammy Lalara is an important artist at the art centre who makes amazing baskets, earrings, bush dyed textiles and many other things. It’s easy to spot a Tammy basket! Tammy doesn’t speak or hear so this biography was interpreted by Bernadette Watt, Tammy’s friend. Ghost net weaving on Groote Eylandt includes the creation of baskets, jewellery and sculptures by Anindilyakwa women in continuously changing ways, incorporating re-purposed textiles, bush dyed cotton and silks, occasionally even the artist’s skirt! Recent developments include the use of recycled jeans from thrift shops and salvaged sari silk from ‘The Stitching Project ‘, a women’s social enterprise in India. Anindilyakwa artists have well and truly established their ghost net and plant dying weaving practices, with several artists receiving National recognition with their ghost net baskets in exhibitons and art prizes. #basket #daaf2020 #aboriginalart #aboriginalartist #firstnationsart #firstnationswomen #basketryart #fibreart #fiberartist #fiberartistsofinstagram @ Anindilyakwa Arts, Groote Eylandt

17.01.2022 National Indigenous Fashion Awards this week

16.01.2022 Helena Bajaj-Larsen Runway: Helsinki Fashion Week

15.01.2022 Eco Shaker - Basta Con La Plastica at La Maddalena Park in Sardinia. https://www.instagram.com/tv/CCZP-cCjXC_/

15.01.2022 https://www.afr.com//indigenous-fashion-finally-steps-into

13.01.2022 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fDCcii9l_MQ

12.01.2022 NYFW Full Schedule https://cfda.com/fashion-calendar/official-nyfw-schedule

12.01.2022 From the turquoise hues to deep blue shades of the Amalfi Coast, the varying colours of the sea come to life in new looks from the Spring-Summer 2021 Men’s Fash...ion Show at Humanitas University Campus in Milan. Live on Dolce&Gabbana’s Instagram profile and the official Camera Della Moda website on Wednesday, July 15th, at 5:30 PM CEST. In partnership with For Funding by Intesa Sanpaolo Bank and in compliance with the health regulations in force in Italy, the event supports Fondazione Humanitas per la Ricerca for Scientific Research. Do your part on https://bit.ly/DGMen_SS21

11.01.2022 August Update of The Syndicate Happenings within The Journal our blog on our website

10.01.2022 Today is the first NIFA awards. Nina has cheered for and advocated The Syndicate since we met her back in Nov last year at a Round Table. This is her story https://fashionjournal.com.au//how-i-got-here-the-creativ/

10.01.2022 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AXOfw9x-hVw

10.01.2022 Copenhagen Fashion Week - Day 1 Designers Remix is a sustainable Danish fashion brand designed by Charlotte Eskildsen. Charlotte Eskildsen has a sustainable approach to every aspect of the design process, she has a strong belief in using innovative high-quality sustainable materials, which underlines the experimental vibe in the creation of clothes with strong iconic silhouettes for a global audience.... Designers Remix was founded by creative director Charlotte Eskildsen and her husband and CEO, Niels Eskildsen. The brand started in 2002 remixing deadstock products following a sustainable philosophy. Since then, they have successfully developed the company into an award winning global brand available in stores across Europe, the Middle East, Russia, USA, and Asia.

09.01.2022 This year Helsinki Fashion Week takes place from 19th 22nd of July 2019 in a self-sustaining environment, an environment which translates Utopian visions into practical realities. Moving beyond the village to existing infrastructures within the city, this modern space of interconnectedness will set an example of what a self-sustaining city would look like and how it functions. The ecosystem built in the city will blur the lines between elements that have been previously rem...oved from metropolises and our (everyday) vision. Challenges regarding the everyday pillars of clothing, food, energy, water, and waste are brought together in one place, and solved in line with the rules of sustainability. The platform presents a landscape where future materials and solutions are presented with case examples of future developments and already-commercialised products. It provokes interactions and understandings of the connection between an individual and the surrounding landscape. Our approach to fashion is holistic and emphasises the importance of local sustainability. By looking from the perspective of the individual, we provide a personal experience of circular living. Fashion has inspired us to solve global scale challenges. We are questioning everything, prioritising our individual well-being, starting from our inner conflicts to solve the collective challenges surrounding social sustainability. We want to blur the old man-made lines to create new paths, we need to be creative and work together. Climate change is bigger than a fashion week, bigger than the fashion industry, and that is why we need to approach the climate challenge from a multi-disciplinary angle. Evelyn Mora, Founder Of Helsinki Fashion Week. http://helsinkifashionweeklive.com/

08.01.2022 https://www.dior.com//fall-winter-2020-2021-haute-couture-

08.01.2022 Tim Blanks and Amber Valletta talk about the changes in the Fashion Industry https://www.businessoffashion.com//the-bof-podcast-amber-v

08.01.2022 Redress Design the world's largest sustainable fashion awards are Thursday night. The competition works to educate emerging fashion designers around the world about sustainable design theories and techniques in order to drive growth towards a circular fashion system. We will highlight of some of the finalists. The first being Grace Lant. Grace Lant is a finalist of the Redress Design Award 2020. She holds a BA (Hons) Degree in Fashion Knitwear from Central Saint Martins and... a Master’s Degree in Creative Knitwear Design from Accademia Costume e Moda, Italy. She is currently working at UPW in Hong Kong. To me, sustainable fashion is a means of maintaining creation and expression through the form of textiles and garments, without creating a negative impact on the world. The designer must think beyond the final garment design, through its life and how it will eventually give back. It requires imagination and knowledge, and I hope to pioneer in this movement. For her Redress Design Award collection, Amalgamation, Grace draws inspiration from the resilience and resourcefulness of minority groups that are often disregarded by the mainstream, creating a timeless collection that can last a lifetime. Her zero-waste collection is created from a wide range of unwanted textiles sourced from some of the best Italian and Hong Kong mills, including deadstock, sampling yardage and end-of-rolls. (Image Source and excert: redressdesign.com

07.01.2022 Tonight: 7pm ' Water is Sacred' Where Country is the Catwalk. https://2020.ciaf.com.au/fashion-showcase-water-sacred

07.01.2022 Meet the grandparents who went viral after modelling clothes discarded at their launderette. Listen to the full interview here: https://bbc.in/3gKclVe

06.01.2022 Diesel for Copenhagen Fashion Week

06.01.2022 Stockholm Fashion Week - Thurs schedule includes: Couturier Pär Engsheden who made these pieces for Sara Danius

05.01.2022 Congratulations to all the Winners of the National Indigenous Fashion Awards. Big congrats to our NSW candidate Julie Shaw of Maara who took out two awards along with Bula'bula Arts centre. See Marie Claire September issue on all the Winners and their stories. Peggy Griffiths, for the Cultural Adornment and Wearable Art Award co-presented with DAAFF... Kieren Karritpul, for the Textile Design Award co-presented with RMIT University and Ross Bonthorne Maara Collective X Bula’bula Arts, for the Community Collaboration Award co-presented with Northern Territory Government Ninti One, for the Environmental and Social Contribution Award co-presented with Northern Land Council Bede Tungutaalum, for the Special Recognition Award co-presented with Northern Territory Government Julie Shaw, for the Fashion Design Award co-presented with Country Road

05.01.2022 Сказочный показ Dolce & Gabbana на озере Комо за 1 минуту

05.01.2022 All of us at The Social Outfit have been stunned by the tremendous outpouring of support from each and every one of you! In total, we raised $49,450 - there a...re no words for the generosity you've shown us and for how grateful we are!! We also wanted to recognise the incredible results and efforts from some of our supporters that went truly above and beyond in the ethical styling challenge ! Our first prize goes to Annabel Crabb who has won herself a tour of our ethical manufacturing room with our production manager Joss, and a $250 voucher to spend in-store at The Social Outfit! Second prize goes to Jo Taylor, who has won a voucher to spend at Doodad and Fandango (maybe a gorgeous pair of earrings to match your ethical outfits?) Third prize goes to Jess Miller, who has won a delightful hamper courtesy of LUSH filled to the brim with great smelling goodies ! We also have some honourable mentions: @rou2an1_made, @diana.carolina.arbelaez, @mskirstenlee, @rapprapp, @sewsewserious, @airofdistinction, @eco.styles - you had some terrific outfits, entertaining and informative captions and were overall superstars! We'd love to send you a little prize for being such wonderful participants so we will be in contact via DM ! A huge congratulations to our 500 club, who raised or donated over $500 and secured a spot at our special celebration dinner at Colombo Social - we can't wait to see you there and lift a glass to you incredible folks ! And of course we wanted to thank each and every one who contributed to #WearTheChange2020. Every dollar you've raised or donated will go towards The Social Outfit's non-profit activities, supporting refugee and new migrants and making fashion that's kinder to everyone. To our supporters and donors goes a heartfelt THANK YOU - you have truly reminded us what a strong, diverse and caring community we are a part of ! #bettertogether #madeforgood #fashionwithaconscience #daretorewear #wearthechange2020 See more

03.01.2022 Today is the day! The National Indigenous Fashion Awards are being live streamed tonight on @nitv_au social. In the lead up our friend Yatu spoke to @countryroad about the future of Indigenous fashion, what it was like being a judge & why the #NIFA2020 are so significant. #ausindigenousfashion #firstnationsfashion #firstnations #countryroad #fashionawards #australi

03.01.2022 https://www.businessoffashion.com//fireworks-at-chanel-cou

02.01.2022 Marlee Silva established the Instagram page, Tiddas 4 Tiddas, elevating the voices of Indigenous Australian women and girls. Their stories are positive, powerful and inspiring to many young aboriginal females, helping them understand their worth and realise their potential. Although we have come far, we [Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people] are still grossly over-represented in negative statistics throughout the country it’s my firm belief that our young women ho...ld the power to change the future Marlee strives to hold empowerment workshops in schools across Australia, giving young women the opportunity to express themselves, feel their power and know their worth. The $10,000 grant will cover the development of dynamic video content for the program, in promotion to schools across the country. Please vote for Tiddas for Tiddas through the link below www.seedheritage.com/stories/seed-of-an-idea/

02.01.2022 "I don’t see why blind people should not have great fashion just like the sighted Tapiwa Dingwiza shared a classroom with blind children at school in Zimbabwe,... but social barriers stopped her interacting with them, she says. Now, Tapiwa is trying to bridge that gap through the clothes she designs. See more

01.01.2022 With some major changes, New York Fashion Week is going forward. The spring 2021 season will look very different with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which has effectively eliminated the large-scale, in-person shows that have been the norm. Instead, most designers and brands are showing in hybrid formats including livestreams, videos, look books and other digital activations. Another big change is that New York Fashion Week is shrinking its schedule, now running just four d...ays as compared to six from previous seasons. The week is also seeing the addition of the CFDA Fashion Awards, which was postponed from June, and the return of New York Men’s Day. Additionally, Harlem’s Fashion Row will be hosting its 13th annual Style Awards. When is New York Fashion Week? The truncated New York Fashion Week schedule runs from Sept. 13 to 16. The week begins with Jason Wu, who is showing his spring 2021 collection during a live fashion show on the roof of Spring Studios to a limited audience. Ending the week is Tom Ford, who will be releasing photos of his spring collection. Which fashion designers are showing during New York Fashion Week? Image Source: Rhianna - Fenty Article Summary: WWD

01.01.2022 Tonight on FB Live at 7pm the Water is Sacred - CIAF 2020 Fashion Showcase