I want to bring more emerging sustainable designers to the forefront.”● Runner-Up Prize: The Redress Design Award Mentorship with Orsola de Castro: win a mentorship with Orsola and other leaders in sustainable fashion and a two-week educational trip to London.E: info@texintel.com | United Kingdom | Copyright @TexIntel2020 Redress Circular Fashion Programme Director Kay Liu says the competition highlights that Hong Kong is leading the way in sustainable fashion. This Week. Restaurants, Bars, Fashion, Style and Things to Do in Hong Kong. “Hong Kong and fashion go hand-in-hand,” said Redress founder and chair Christina Dean. Editor’s Note: The situation in Hong Kong regarding closures and restrictions on opening hours due to the coronavirus is constantly evolving. Winners will be announced at the Grand Final Show in early September 2020 at HKTDC’s CENTRESTAGE.The 2020 competition cycle also celebrates its first ever Redress All Star Design Competition, where alumni, who are previous finalists and semi-finalists will compete for a prize to propel their own sustainable brands.Redress Design Award 2014/15 Winner Kévin Germanier, whose sustainable brand Germanier is worn by A-list celebrities including Lady Gaga, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Swift and K-pop star, Sunmi, joins the International Judging Panel, alongside Orsola de Castro, a renowned sustainable fashion designer, and Susie Lau, Fashion Writer and Editor.The speakers from different sectors of the fashion industry included Kevin Bailey, Executive VP and Group President, APAC of VF Corporation, Denise Ho, Creative Director of The R Collective and Cecilia Ngan (No7), Creative Director of Sense7 Studio and Hong Kong influencer.Germanier said: “I am happy to join the 10th cycle as a judge. Redress Circular Fashion Programme Director Kay Liu says the competition highlights that Hong Kong is leading the way in sustainable fashion. Redress, the Hong Kong-based environmental charity with a mission to prevent and transform textile waste and inspire positive change in the fashion industry, has announced that it has moved into new headquarters in Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, immersing into the distinctive charm and rich history of the heart of Hong Kong’s textile industry.. Front row: Visitors can get a close-up look at all the winners’ creations at the Redress Design Award retrospective exhibition. The winner will translate their final Redress Design Award competition collection into a limited-edition capsule collection for retail in 2021, joining nine previous competition Alumni who have already worked with The R Collective. Front row: Visitors can get a close-up look at all the winners’ creations at the Redress Design Award retrospective exhibition. I have learnt about circular design strategy, like applying the concept of zero waste, recycling and upcycling.”Fashion design students like Jasmine Leung were also inspired through joining the competition.“This is not only about design, you also need to consider our society, really think about the materials you use and how to make your outfit better,” Mr Chan noted.Fast fashion’s impact on the environment is huge. Many of its alumni have gone on to establish more than 40 sustainable brands globally, with some already receiving international recognition.Each competition cycle takes participants on an educational journey lasting several theory and design-packed months to educate designers about fashion’s negative environmental impacts.Launched in 2007, Redress works to reduce waste in the fashion industry. Close Search Event Redress Design Award 10th Anniversary Retrospective Exhibition. Search Event. At the moment, social distancing regulations are in place for various businesses in Hong Kong, so please make sure you follow the latest government advice. “Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong’s iconic garment district, is a source of inspiration for local and international designers and so our new home here resonates with our purpose, to …
A photoshoot of all these signature looks, made entirely from texti Redress, the Hong Kong-based environmental charity with a mission to prevent and transform textile waste and inspire positive change in the fashion industry, has moved into new headquarters in Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, immersing into the distinctive charm and rich history of the heart of Hong Kong… An exhibition trail ensues, taking in Milan and Singapore.Redress celebrates 10 years working to create positive change in the fashion industry. Dates & Time. The photoshoot ‘In Between’ features the work of emerging designers, shortlisted from applications of 55 countries. Mission: Redress is a Hong Kong based NGO with a mission to promote environmental sustainability in Asia’s fashion industry by reducing textile waste, pollution, water and energy consumption. This is where environmental non-governmental organisation Redress plays a role.Redress Design Award 2019 Hong Kong Best Prize winner Keith Chan’s collection is inspired by Hong Kong’s signature neon signs and made of fabric scraps and second-hand garments.Mr Chan said his fellow competitors inspired him to try out different sustainable design techniques. Organised by Redress, a pioneering environmental charity working to cut waste out of fashion, the Redress Design Award has grown from strength to strength since its inception in 2011. Redress Design Award 10th Anniversary Retrospective Exhibition.