Abstract
The guest talk emphasized the fashion industry’s role in the climate crisis, as Marianne from
Redress introduced a circular business model with four components – Regenerate, Remake, Reuse, and Recycle – urging future leaders to adopt sustainable practices and drive innovation towards a circular fashion system.
Speaker
Ms Marianne McLean-Atkins, Education Lead for the Redress Design Award
Facilitator
Dr Chan Hauling, Assistant Professor, School of Fashion and Textiles, The Polytechnic University of Hong Kong
About Redress
Redress is a pioneering environmental NGO based in Hong Kong, dedicated to transforming the fashion industry towards a circular model. Since 2007, it has been at the forefront of educating and empowering both designers and consumers to minimize the environmental impact of clothing. Redress’ initiatives primarily focus on Asia, the world’s largest hub for textile production and consumption, while maintaining a global perspective. By collaborating with brands, manufacturers, research institutions, schools, and corporates, it strives to innovate sustainable practices in designing, producing, purchasing, using, and recycling apparel. As a registered charity, Redress is committed to fostering a more sustainable fashion future.
