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EPISODE · Jun 22, 2022 · 39 MIN

Panel discussion: How to use creativity to address our challenges (Transformation Conference)

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We invite a panel of designers to talk about how they can exchange their creativity, and sometimes radical ideas, into commercial successes while keeping an eye on the environment. As a central part of their design methodology, many use materials innovatively to create a more sustainable and responsible fashion.Speakers:Achilles Ion Gabriel, Creative Director, CamperEllen Hodakova Larsson, Designer, HodakovaJesse Hudnutt, Creative Consultant & Merchant Moderator:Ane Lynge-Jorlén, Director, ALPHAThis live talk was originally held at the Transformation Conference on May 31. Together with Juni Communication, we invited industry executives, innovation companies, and international press to Puistokatu 4 for half a day of talks and panel discussions about how fashion-tech can drive transformation in the fashion industry.Sign up to our newsletter for invites and updates on the next edition of the Transformation Conference, taking place in Stockholm on August 25. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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