Fashion Law London
By Giulia Gasparin and Eleonora Rosati
Our New Event:
The New Age of Fashion: Sustainable Horizons
13 April 2021
via Zoom
The New Age of Fashion: Sustainable Horizons
13 April 2021
Join Fashion Law London to attend an event entirely dedicated to sustainability and its legal significance for the fashion sector!
Fashion Law London is proud and delighted to organize a new online event entirely dedicated to the topic of sustainability and what it means - from a technical, legal and regulatory standpoint alike - for the fashion sector.
Join the discussion by engaging with legal and non-legal experts who will explore:
Here's the programme of the day:
11:30 - 11:45: Sustainability: pills on the legal and regulatory framework; fashion law news on sustainability
Giulia Gasparin and Eleonora Rosati
11:45 - 12:45: Sustainability in fashion communication: confidentiality, trade marks, advertising, and cultural heritage
Carina Gommers, Wiggin
Pilar Montero, University of Alicante
Adam Rendle, Taylor Wessing
Chair: Eleonora Rosati
12:45 - 13:00: Break
13:00 - 13:20: Embedding sustainability considerations in competition law policies: relevance for the fashion industry
Cristina Volpin, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
13:20 - 14:10: Understanding sustainability strategies in fashion upstream and downstream supply chain: a talk with experts
Alvise Lisca, SUPERNOVAS
Anna Sammarco, Centre for Sustainable Fashion
+1 (TBC)
Chair: Giulia Gasparin
14:10 - 14:30: Traceability and other blockchain “sustainable” technologies
Giulia Gasparin
14:30 - 14:40: Summary and conclusions
Giulia Gasparin and Eleonora Rosati
Each ticket (save for the 'Recording Only Ticket') entitles its holder to participate in the live event and receive a copy of the recording afterwards.
The event will be held via Zoom. Join us!
“The fashion business is rapidly adapting to evolving markets’ dynamics and challenges. Fashion Law London uses a scientific and commercially focused approach to convert complex legal issues in rich and stimulating content. We bring together a large international network of fashion law lawyers and professionals driven by competence and passion for a fascinating area of practice.”
- Giulia Gasparin
“Fashion Law London was born to address the need for both rigorous and practical discussions of the issues facing this rapidly developing area of the law. Giulia and I have complementary skills and professional expertise. All this – I believe – has allowed us to provide comprehensive and engaging opportunities of study and debate to all those working in, researching, and wishing to practise in the field of fashion law.”
- Eleonora Rosati
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