Below are a series of steps that can be used to identify and develop an idea using a human-centred approach. Read through and familiarise yourself with these steps as we …
This video offers an introduction to design methods, why they are useful, and how you can use them. You will hear from Gabrielle Miller, who is an associate at Centre …
We’d like to start this week by getting you to think about the critical need for businesses to evidence their integrity, and respond to the environmental and social impacts of …
Typically, discussions around fashion supply chains start at the product design stage, progress to the manufacturing stage, then to the distribution and logistics stage, ending at the point of retail. …
In this video, Cecilia Takayama, former Director of the Materials Innovation Lab (MIL), shares insights into how Kering are approaching material sourcing. She has identified sustainable raw materials that meet …
Creating a sustainable product begins with making the right choices when sourcing materials, because at Kering, this is where the greatest change can be made in terms of environmental and …
In this video you will hear from Dr Rosemary Willatt, who is the former Sustainability Coordinator at London College of Fashion. Rosemary has a PhD in geophysics looking at remote …
The enormity of planet earth in relation to each of us can make conversations about its fragility quite difficult to grasp. Images can help us to understand things in vivid …
Eva Von Alvensleben, Associate (formerly Sustainability Strategy Manager) at Kering introduces the idea of a manifesto. In this film, Eva discusses: What is a manifesto? Why create one? Manifestos usually …
Now we’d like you to get to know your fellow learners by adding a pin and an image that best reflects your experience of nature or society in your local …
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Fashion and Sustainability: Understanding Luxury Fashion in a Changing World