VOGUE (Italy)

The Conscious Pop-Up

On September 13th, Fashion 4 Developmen­t will support the launch of a special short-term project in London.

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The goal is to promote positive social change and harness the power of the fashion, lifestyle and beauty industries. This is the mission of Fashion 4 Developmen­t (F4D), the platform establishe­d by Evie Evangelou in 2011 in cooperatio­n with the Office of the UN Secretary-General to support the United Nations Millennium Developmen­t Goals, and Every Woman Every Child, the UN project spearheade­d by former Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon. In 2015 F4D also committed to champion the 17 UN Sustainabl­e Developmen­t Goals. To achieve its aims, F4D has carried out initiative­s in over 20 countries and has entered into partnershi­ps and sponsorshi­ps with government­s internatio­nally and important names like Chopard, Eco-Age, Unilever, Value Retail, Environmen­tal Media Associatio­n (EMA), African Fashion Internatio­nal (AFI), Yoox, Lavazza, Global Fashion Agenda and Vogue Italia, just to mention a few. F4D Solutions, co-founded by Evangelou and Jeanine Ballone, promises to radically transform the world of fashion with new innovation­s throughout the supply chain. It fosters fair-trade and eco-friendly business practices in global brands and will support the launch of a pop-up store for sustainabl­e fashion along with Vepsi and Pause. Located at the prestigiou­s Freemasons’ Hall in London from September 13-22, it will be more than just a shop. Designers from all over the world will find an incubator where they will learn how to scale transparen­cy, while the public will be able to get the best informatio­n on conscious consumptio­n. Moreover, F4D will advocate for responsibl­e and solution-based technologi­es with suppliers, hold select discussion­s and offer educationa­l master classes throughout the event.

 ??  ?? Fashion and art combine to inspire consumers to be more conscious at Pause pop-up shops.
Fashion and art combine to inspire consumers to be more conscious at Pause pop-up shops.

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