We think it's time to defashion. Hear us out...
Listen to selection of FAN members - co-founders, Sara Arnold and Bel Jacobs, Extinction Rebellion co-founder Clare
Farrell, cultural anthropologist Sandra Niessen, fashion curator Shonagh Marshall and stylist Sam Weir unpack what defashion is to them, how they think it should be done and why it's so important.
They explain defashion should be a rebirth of creativity not the death of it. "Fashion is a game we cannot actually win and with Fashion Act Now, we invite you to think about what might happen if you delete the game," says Shonagh. Click play to listen on Spotify.
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