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Where should a brand start when it comes to sustainability? “It’s all well and good, putting these manifestos – by 2030, we want to do X, Y and Z, but that’s not achievable all at once. And I think the consumer is open to that sort of situation. They understand that changes can’t be made overnight. I think the most important thing is just being transparent.” Watch the video to hear Glendean Rehvan, Researcher and Director of Innovation at In-Trend LTD, expand on the importance of transparency at last year’s Luxe Pack in Monaco. #ConsumerInsights #Sustainability #Paperboard #LuxePack #HolmenIggesund

So my third article for Luxury Briefing magazine goes live soon, this time I talk about the role of luxury brands, sustainability and technology for circularity with Prove Anything When we talk about credibility and transparency, this is how technology can enable us to do that. This is not an easy journey, but for those looking to drive circularity into their supply chain, please get in touch on how to do this and what strategies can be embedded. #luxurybriefing #iregen #technology #circulareconomy #circularity #reclaimearthcic #action #transparency #simplicity

So my third article for Luxury Briefing magazine goes live soon, this time I talk about the role of luxury brands, sustainability and technology for circularity with Prove Anything When we talk about credibility and transparency, this is how technology can enable us to do that. This is not an easy journey, but for those looking to drive circularity into their supply chain, please get in touch on how to do this and what strategies can be embedded. #luxurybriefing #iregen #technology #circulareconomy #circularity #reclaimearthcic #action #transparency #simplicity

Episode 4 of the LVMH & Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) “Voices of Impact” series, Circularity x Regeneration By Design, explores circularity’s “Whys” x “Hows” in the fashion and luxury sector including re-use, re-cycling, re-pair, re-commerce, up-cycling, and adoption of circular and bio-regenerative materials and processes. Circular design and business strategies today have the capacity to power impactful, measurable results in mitigating waste, climate, and promoting biodiversity. The fashion landscape’s growing ecosystem of use- tested cyclical and nature friendly materials, processes, and business models coupled with creativity and imagination paint a vivid picture of optimism. Join circularity pioneers Hillary Taymour Hillary T. (Collina Strada) and Cyrill Gutsch (Parley for the Oceans) as they share their 360 journeys and exchange ideas on how to embed circularity mindsets into eco-system wide implementation, forging fashion’s forward path to scaling circularity’s full adoption and navigating fashion’s complex terrain towards safe creation.

this innovation is excellent.

Sustainability has become an important aspect of brand identity, as brands and consumers alike are recognising the importance of planet-friendly behaviours. With this comes the evolution of bio materialism in design, materials that are made of biological systems, and can return to the earth as such. Constantly casting our eyes over innovative happenings in our industry, over the next week we’ll be sharing our top spots, showcasing the places we’re seeing biomaterials used in retail and design. Starting with MONC Eyewear’s flagship store in Marylebone, London. Incorporating biomaterials such as mycelium (the root like structure of fungi), corn-starch foam and water-based sealant in its striking design. Created with circularity in mind, every element has the capacity to be reused, is re-used, or can return to earth as a source of nourishment. From the display plinths made of mycelium to the body length mirrors which rest on concrete breezeblocks salvaged from nearby roadworks. The space embodies circular luxury. Fancy learning more about sustainable practises in retail? Take a read of our Sustainability Issue Vol:1 via the link here: https://lnkd.in/edB_r-qY

So my third article for Luxury Briefing magazine goes live soon, this time I talk about the role of luxury brands, sustainability and technology for circularity with Prove Anything When we talk about credibility and transparency, this is how technology can enable us to do that. This is not an easy journey, but for those looking to drive circularity into their supply chain, please get in touch on how to do this and what strategies can be embedded. #luxurybriefing #iregen #technology #circulareconomy #circularity #reclaimearthcic #action #transparency #simplicity

🌿 Space4Commerce Sustainability Event - Day 2 Highlights 🌿 Good morning from Stockholm What a day it has been at our sustainability meeting yesterday! From the early hours at Houdini HQ to the impactful discussions at Norrsken House, we’ve been treated to a series of insightful presentations that have truly broadened our perspectives on sustainability. Here's a recap of the highlights: Ludvig Liljekvist from IKEA kicked off the day with a powerful session on driving climate action and sustainable consumption. Erik Karlsson of H&M Group Ventures inspired us with his vision on sustainable investments. eva karlsson, CEO of Houdini, captivated us with her insights into the future of circular fashion and sportswear. After a rejuvenating lunch and transition back to the city, the energy continued at Norrsken House: STEFAN YTTERBORN, Founder & CEO of Cake, shared what it takes to be a true trailblazer in sustainability. Karl Andersson, Co-Founder of Motatos, took us on the growth journey of a rescued food e-commerce platform. We ended the day with a deep dive into traceability and sustainable innovation with Hanna Hobohm Skoog from Axfoundation. Though it’s been a long and tiring day, the knowledge and inspiration gained are invaluable. Together, with the Retail Community, we are paving the way for a more sustainable future. 🌍💚 #space4commerce #Mastercard #SustainabilityEvent #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #Innovation #GreenFuture #SustainableBusiness #Networking #RetailRevolution #SustainableLiving #GreenInitiatives

#circulareconomy #leavenoonebehind The Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute is leading the way towards a sustainable future. Their vision of a circular economy, where safe materials and products are designed, manufactured, and reused, is a game-changer for businesses wanting to reaffirm their environmental awareness, business acumen and social responsibility. By adopting the principles of the Circular Economy, businesses have an opportunity to optimise their materials whilst giving their products an increased level of credibility in the eyes of their customers. This means that #innovation and #disruption don't always require new inventions, but rather new ways of producing and consuming the things we already have and love. The companies featured in this book are representative of varying industries, yet united in celebrating their commitment to doing things differently to ensure a #sustainablefuture for ALL! This means that YOU also have the power to incorporate sustainability approaches in your daily business. YOU can also participate in the Circular Economy by simply (re)thinking your production processes to future-proof your business. Napapijri, a VF Company L'Oréal Henry Rose TRIGEMA W. Grupp KG Tarkett Shaw Industries Mecho Loll Designs Lindner Group Werner & Mertz Benelux Dopper C&A #fashion #beauty #flooringsolutions #construction #activewear #perfume #c2c #circulareconomy #designoutwaste #keepproductsinuseforlonger #regeneratenature #innovation #disruption