In the second episode, Andrée-Anne Lemieux, PhD, Professor at the Institut Français de la Mode, Apurv Gupta, Sustainability Future Thinker at Kering, and Camille Le Gal, co-founder of Fairly Made, share the practices and technologies that are making this vital information possible and how that knowledge can positively impact the fashion industry.

Kering bases its environmental actions on measuring its carbon footprint. Find out how the Group objectively assesses its impact using internal tools.

In this third episode, Maud Hardy, the General Manager of Refashion, Cyndi Rhoades, founder of Worn Again Technologies, and Jane Palmer, CEO of Nature Coatings sat down to discuss all things recycling, and how viewing the clothes we wear and buy through a cyclical lens will help shape a better fashion future. 

At Kering, Upcycling, recycling and regeneration are key drivers in overhauling the fashion and luxury industries. Explore the new solutions developed by Kering and its Houses. 

The fourth episode features Suzanne Lee founder and CEO of Biofabricate, Maurizio Montalti co-founder of MOGU and Ingvar Helgason, co-founder and CEO of Vitrolabs who walk us through new materials such as lab-grown leather with a focus on how technology-enabled innovations can, in fact, nurture nature. 

Learn more about how Kering brings together Luxury and Innovation on Luxury Highlights, an in-depth newsletter that looks into Kering’s and its Houses’ activities.

In this fifth and final episode of the first series, Fanny Moizant, co-founder of Vestiaire Collective, Victoria Prew, founder of HURR and Charlotte Dereux, founder of the B-corp brand Patine share their philosophies on the next-generation business models and how behavioral changes in consumers can play a significant role in ensuring a more sustainable fashion future. 

Change is an opportunity for growth. To secure its long-term prosperity, Kering is steadfastly working on disruptive innovations in order to transform traditional luxury models; click here to learn more.