Ever wondered why you don't have anything to wear? Or asked yourself, how you can actually buy less but better?

Fashion Our Future is your crash course in how the fashion industry really works and how it's handling demands for better ethical practices... and better quality clothing. Knowledge is power and you're about to hear from some of the most revolutionary leaders in sustainability to the most innovative designers that are challenging the status quo.

Across five series, Craftsmanship and Luxury, Untangling The Supply Chain, Empowering Fashion Workers, The Next Generation of Influence and Cultivating a Regenerative Future, we're getting candid on the largest sustainability challenges that fashion faces today and how that impacts us.

Fashion Our Future is hosted by Andrea Cheong, the fashion creator known as "the care-label queen" and the author of Why Don't I Have Anything To Wear. Her viral approach to fashion, "The Mindful Monday Method", was created when she discovered the missing link between mental health, our wardrobesand how we connect with nature. She has been named a fashion critic to watch by Vogue Business and one the UK's Top 50 Unsung Fashion Heroes by Grazia. Listen to a new series dropping every month.

Fashion our Future is a podcast brought to you by Kering and produced by Kikina Studio.

Share the podcast on social media with #fashionourfuture and follow Kering on Instagram (@kering_official) / Twitter (@KeringGroup) / Facebook (@keringgroup) / Linkedin (@Kering) and Andrea Cheong on Instagram (@andreacheong_) and TikTok (@andreachong_) for more content and updates!

Check out the website to know more : https://www.kering.com/en/sustainability/

Production: Kikina Studio

Host: Andrea Cheong

Writer: Kikina Studio (special thanks to Laetitia Berthier), Andrea Cheong

Illustration: Kikina Studio (special thanks to Jeremie Guez)

Music: Kikina Studio (special thanks to Tomer Lavie)

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