The Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana Sustainable Fashion Awards are coming back to Milan Fashion Week in September for the sixth edition, continuing the revised format that debuted last year.
, compared to 15 last year, will be determined by a jury chaired by Andrew Morlet, chief executive officer of Ellen MacArthur Foundation and including Capasa; Simone Cipriani, head and founder of the Ethical Fashion Initiative; Blanc Media Inc. CEO Teneshia Carr; Federica Marchionni, CEO of the Global Fashion Agenda; model and activist Teddy Quinlivan, as well as artist Michelangelo Pistoletto, among others.
“These awards are poised to spotlight manufacturing and craft and the supply chain’s upstream,” Capasa said, highlighting the rationale behind the advisory committee. “Big brands serve the purpose of leading the industry,” he said. A recent eco-design directive and the soon-to-be passed Supply Chain Act both contain criteria that the “ESG Due Diligence and Reporting Framework” developed by the EFI and Quantis for Camera della Moda already account for.
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