The Fashion for Good Museum
Fashion for Good is giving everyday apparel lovers a chance to see iconic catwalk creations in person—and learn about the sector’s cultural and environmental impact in the process.
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Fashion Week: A New Era
Image Credit: Courtesy A new exhibition dubbed Fashion Week: A New Era opened Friday at the group’s Amsterdam museum, pulling together designer duds from New York City, Milan and Paris showcases from throughout the decades.
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Moschino Dress on Display
Image Credit: Courtesy Fashion for Good has curated a presentation that allows visitors to travel through the timeline, illustrated by runway looks from longstanding luxury labels like Balenciaga, Versace and Moschino.
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Bill Cunningham Photos
Image Credit: Courtesy Images on display from legendary New York Times style photographer Bill Cunningham convey the essential role that everyday consumers play in fashion.
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Fashion for Good Unveils the History of Fashion Week
Image Credit: Courtesy The experience delves into the history of Fashion Week, which began as a series of intimate salons at the end of the 19th century, as well as its continued evolution and significance to modern shoppers.
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A Ka-Sha Garment
Image Credit: Courtesy While some critics have questioned Fashion Week’s relevance amid the industry’s ongoing commercialization, these events have the potential to influence consumers’ purchasing behaviors, Fashion for Good believes.
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Ka-Sha Garments on Display
Image Credit: Courtesy A fixation on fast fashion has led luxury to try to keep pace with ever-shifting appetites, adding more collections to their traditional spring-summer and fall-winter calendars.
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Garments by Divyam Mehta
Image Credit: Courtesy “The museum tells the stories behind the clothes you wear and how your choices for those clothes can have a positive impact on the fashion industry,” the group said.