Fashion
FASHION FORWARD: Sustainable Fashion in Practice
WED 3 June 2026
9:00 - 19:00
Romantso (Anaxagora 3-5, Athens, Greece)
9:00 - 19:00
Romantso (Anaxagora 3-5, Athens, Greece)
Free admission
Register now: https://shorturl.at/I956K
Register now: https://shorturl.at/I956K
This special one-day event brings together designers, makers, students and innovators to explore how Greek craftsmanship and sustainable materials can shape the next generation of fashion. Through hands-on workshops, insightful discussions, and showcases of leading Greek sustainable brands, participants will discover practical tools and creative approaches for embedding into their design processes.
Workshops:
Timeless Threads: Weaving Tradition into Tomorrow’s Fashion is a hands-on workshop where participants fuse the wisdom of ancient Greek textiles with contemporary sustainable design principles to prototype new garment concepts for the future of fashion.
Crafting the Future: From Insight into Impact is a co-creative session where participants turn sustainability ideas into systematic real-world solutions for their everyday fashion and textile practice.
The panel discussion Tailoring Greener Futures for Greek Fashion invites educators, designers, and sustainability leaders to share insights and practical solutions for the pressing challenges facing the fashion industry and education in Greece.
Fashion Forward: Sustainable Fashion in Practice workshops bring together the expertise of two ERASMUS+ projects: IMASUS and CYANOTYPES.
IMASUS (Imagineering Sustainability) is a practice-based framework that bridges academic research on sustainable fashion materials with the daily needs of fashion practitioners. It aims to enhance their access to, understanding of, and integration of these materials into sustainable fashion design practices.
imasus.eu
imasus.eu
CYANOTYPES is a unique pan-European project, dedicated to reimagining the competence ecosystems within the Cultural and Creative Industries. This project brings together a diverse community of organizations, stakeholders, and European networks to address the evolving needs and skills gaps in the CCI sector.
Cyanotypes.website
Cyanotypes.website
Co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme.