Our aim is to present information, offer alternatives and share visions.
MORNING PROGRAMMorning part is designated for professionals and students who are engaged in the fields of sustainability and fashion.
10:00 - opening speech, Kamila Boudová a Jaroslav Pašmik 10:30 - discussion on sustainable fashion in the Czech market 11:30 - How to transform a conventional brand into a sustainable one 11:50 - Sustainable textiles, Anna Š. Beránková from matériO Prague 12:10 - lunch break |
AFTERNOON PROGRAMAfternoon block provides information for the public and consumers. Both parts are accessible to all the visitors.
13:10 - Jaroslav Pašmik - Sustainable for everybody 13:30 - Leila Abbasová - Donating clothes to charity 13:50 - Kamila Vodochodská - How to change your wardrobe 14:10 - Andrea M. Vémolová - Conventional vs. organic cosmetics 15:00 - screening of the True Cost - What is the True Cost of our clothes? |
OPENING SPEECHTo open the pilot Sustainable Fashion Day we will have a look at these concepts - sustainability, fashion and the blend of these two. In addition, the strategies applied in both large and small companies will be introduced and we will answer the question about why we have decided to organize the Sustainable Fashion Day.
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KAMILA BOUDOVÁ
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JAROSLAV PAŠMIK
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SUSTAINABLE FASHION IN THE CZECH MARKETWe, together with the experts on the Czech market, will be discussing the ways of how these specialists apply the concepts of sustainability into their business models as well as the target audiences who they serve.
How has the sustainable fashion been doing in the Czech market? And what are the trends we can observe? |
KATARÍNA KRÁL
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EVA URBANOVÁ
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SUSTAINABLE TEXTILES AND MATERIALSMaterial always stands at the beginning of every project, and therefore it must appear also in the pilot version of the Sustainable Fashion Day. The topic will be introduced by Anna Beránková from matériO Prague, physical library storing material samples. Anna will in addition bring the samples of the newest and “greenest” fabrics available on the local market.
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ANNA Š. BERÁNKOVÁ
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DONATING CLOTHES TO CHARITYThe consumption of clothing keeps increasing more and more. While the quantity of clothes goes up, the quality has been constantly getting worse. What is even worse is that our excessive consumption does not help anyone and clothes donated to charity often end up in the black market in the countries with no containers for unwanted textiles. Lejla Abbasová will share her personal experience with charity and clothing in Afica.
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LEJLA ABBASOVÁ
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HOW TO CREATE YOUR SUSTAINABLE WARDROBEPreferring quality to quantity and having your personal style are the two essential preconditions for a sustainable wardrobe. According to the stylist and designer Kamila Vodochodská, everyone can manage with 15 pieces of quality clothing. This way you can avoid feeling that you have nothing to put on and thanks to sustainable wardrobe your budget will pleasantly change as well.
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KAMILA VODOCHODSKÁ
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CONVENTIONAL VS. ORGANIC COSMETICSSkin is the part of the body which is capable of absorbing all kinds of things – from chemicals in clothes to your make-up. Due to the fact that cosmetics are an integral part of the fashion world, we have invited a specialist in both organic and conventional cosmetics.
What is the difference between them and how they affect our bodies. |
ANDREA M. VÉMOLOVÁ
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