On our third episode of HYPEBAE Radio, we are aiming to explore the “The Rise of the Secondhand Market”. As part of the third installment of the “School of Sustainability” we will be identifying what the second hand market is, how it is evolving, and what roles we play as industry professionals, in contributing to the development, innovation and future of the market. As a continuation of the larger topic of sustainability, HYPEBAE Radio asked us to examine and speak on our own experiences with the second hand market and how we continue to actively pioneer its growth.

On our third episode of HYPEBAE Radio, we are aiming to explore the “The Rise of the Secondhand Market”. As part of the third installment of the “School of Sustainability” we will be identifying what the second hand market is, how it is evolving, and what roles we play as industry professionals, in contributing to the development, innovation and future of the market. As a continuation of the larger topic of sustainability, HYPEBAE Radio asked us to examine and speak on our own experiences with the second hand market and how we continue to actively pioneer its growth.

The Rise of the Secondhand Market

As told by the industry experts behind the CFDA’s Sustainable Strategy, Sara Kozlowski and Lauren Croke. What does it take to steer a fashion brand into the future in 2019? For the next wave of emerging designers, it means being tasked with the challenge of rethinking the fashion system, a journey that begins with an examination of their core values as a brand and identifying impactful areas for change. It means developing a shared team objective that outlines future brand goals.  To further uncover and address the hard facts associated with building a sustainable brand, we tapped industry experts Sara Kozlowski, the Director of Education and Professional Development at the CFDA and Lauren Croke, an entrepreneur leading the development strategy at Kyureeosity. Together the two examined and discussed sustainable measures that are vital for the progress of the industry in the second installment of “School of Sustainability,” brought to you by HYPEBAE Radio and Target.  In this week’s episode, “What Are the Ground Rules for Developing a More Sustainable Future?” Sara and Lauren spoke candidly on how they developed a sustainable strategy for the CFDA, how both emerging and established brands can adopt sustainable business models and what positive growth will look like for the future of fashion.   While the road towards building a more sustainable future may not be fully realized, the resounding message behind today’s conservation cemented that with innovation, education and purpose, we can aim to maximize the impact of American fashion globally and support a path to sustainability.   To find out more about the show and stay up-to-date on new episodes head to hypebae.com/radio. You can also subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple Podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Also, please rate, leave a comment below and tell a friend about the show — we appreciate your support. Lastly, we would also like to give a special thanks to Target in this week’s episode, “What Are the Ground Rules for Developing a More Sustainable Future?”

As told by the industry experts behind the CFDA’s Sustainable Strategy, Sara Kozlowski and Lauren Croke. What does it take to steer a fashion brand into the future in 2019? For the next wave of emerging designers, it means being tasked with the challenge of rethinking the fashion system, a journey that begins with an examination of their core values as a brand and identifying impactful areas for change. It means developing a shared team objective that outlines future brand goals. To further uncover and address the hard facts associated with building a sustainable brand, we tapped industry experts Sara Kozlowski, the Director of Education and Professional Development at the CFDA and Lauren Croke, an entrepreneur leading the development strategy at Kyureeosity. Together the two examined and discussed sustainable measures that are vital for the progress of the industry in the second installment of “School of Sustainability,” brought to you by HYPEBAE Radio and Target. In this week’s episode, “What Are the Ground Rules for Developing a More Sustainable Future?” Sara and Lauren spoke candidly on how they developed a sustainable strategy for the CFDA, how both emerging and established brands can adopt sustainable business models and what positive growth will look like for the future of fashion. While the road towards building a more sustainable future may not be fully realized, the resounding message behind today’s conservation cemented that with innovation, education and purpose, we can aim to maximize the impact of American fashion globally and support a path to sustainability. To find out more about the show and stay up-to-date on new episodes head to <a href="http://hypebae.com/radio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hypebae.com/radio</a>. You can also subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple Podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Also, please rate, leave a comment below and tell a friend about the show — we appreciate your support. Lastly, we would also like to give a special thanks to Target in this week’s episode, “What Are the Ground Rules for Developing a More Sustainable Future?”

What Are the Ground Rules For Developing a More Sustainable Future?

Recorded during Hypebae’s Fall Formal event, Sharifa Murdock sat down with sustainable designer Hillary Taymour of Collina Strada, a finalist for the 2019 CFDA award, Olivia Cheng of the eco-conscious line Dauphinette and Marina Testino, an activist and advocate for sustainable fashion, for a candid conversation surrounding these issues. While each of these creatives come from differing backgrounds, together the group offered insight into the industry’s current state, the importance of transparency from brands and how education will serve as a key factor for the next wave of fashion designers. Visit us at hypebae.com/radio

Recorded during Hypebae’s Fall Formal event, Sharifa Murdock sat down with sustainable designer Hillary Taymour of Collina Strada, a finalist for the 2019 CFDA award, Olivia Cheng of the eco-conscious line Dauphinette and Marina Testino, an activist and advocate for sustainable fashion, for a candid conversation surrounding these issues. While each of these creatives come from differing backgrounds, together the group offered insight into the industry’s current state, the importance of transparency from brands and how education will serve as a key factor for the next wave of fashion designers. Visit us at <a href="http://hypebae.com/radio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hypebae.com/radio</a>

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