VIA Design og Business

• Fashion Design
• Furniture Design
• Pattern Design
• Visual Communication Design (grafisk)
• Retail Design & Business
• Branding & Marketing
• Purchasing Management
• Entrepreneurship & Innovation

Designskolen Kolding

• Modedesign
• Tekstildesign
• Industrielt design
• Kommunikationsdesign

Syddansk Universitet

• Fashion and design students from Design Culture and Economics BA program
• MA in Design Management students

Deltagende virksomheder:

• UngEvent ApS
• Smash Agency ApS
• ONLY
• Bukela Shoes
• Sustaina Company Aps
• Gran Living
• Trademark Textiles A/S
• DK Company A/S
• Bruuns Bazaar A/S
• Agency N’Fellows ApS
• By Relation House Aps
• DK Company
• Kvadrat A/S
• Buch Couture ApS
• Sports Group Denmark A/S
• Teknisk Landsforbund
• LA ROUGE
• Culture Works
• HMS Furniture (Korridor Design)
• Bestseller A/S
• OUR SHIFT APS.
• UNO IMAGE A/S
• Studio 9 Denmark A/S
• Salling Group A/S
• Bloomingville A/S
• Dawn Designs ApS
• Seamless Basic

Program:

13.30-14.00: Arriving

14.00-14.05: Welcome: Christian Chapelle, Head of Incubation, Lifestyle & Design Cluster

14.05-15.00: Panel discussion, Q&A: Innovation, Technology, Circularity – Changing Business Practices.

What does it mean to be ahead of the current business-as-usual practices in fashion and design, and how can Danish companies be avant garde in terms of innovation, circularity, and technology? How do they define innovation and circularity, what is their approach to technological innovation, and how do they push their own business practices to meet these goals?

Panel:

• Wickie Meier, Director and Partner Kvadrat Really
• Milan Flicek, Co-Founder Our Shift
• Trine Young, CEO and founder Rodinia Generation 
• Hosted by Katrina Sark, Associate Professor, University of Southern Denmark

15.00-16.30: Open business booths, networking

THE ROLE OF CRAFTS IN FASHION EDUCATION

• Date: Friday August 12th 2022
• Time: 11.00am – 12.00am
• Place: CIFF, International Fashion Fair, MAIN STAGE AND LIVE STREAM
• Facilitator: facilitated by Else Skjold, Associate professor The Royal Danish Academy

THE ROLE OF CRAFTS IN FASHION EDUCATION

Since the globalization hit the Danish fashion scene in the late 1980’s, almost all production and much product development has been outsourced and deployed the industry of know-how and textile skills. This development has been mimicked within education where crafts and textile skills has played a less prominent role and decreased the level of know-how and product innovation. As educations we now stand at a crossroad in time where the sustainable agenda calls for reshoring of know-how and re-installment of textile skills for making long-lasting products and services for maintenance and repurposing. But how can we do this? And what is actually asked for in the fashion industry of today?

Program: 

• 11am-11.05am: Welcome: Else Skjold, Associate professor The Royal Danish Academy
• 11.05am- 11.25am: Presentations
  • Kjetil Aas, teaching assistant professor,  The Royal Academy
  • Asta Veisig Baggesen, Lecturer, KEA Design-Copenhagen Business Academy
  • Malene Harsaae, Lecturer Master of Design, VIA University College
  • Christel Arnevik, Teaching Assistant Professor, Design School Kolding
  • Morten Dybro, Head of Sales and development, Danish fashion and textile
• 11.25am-11.55am: Panel discussion
• 11.55am-12.00am: Summary

Christian Chapelle
Head of Incubation
Mobil: 2420 7207
christian@ldcluster.com
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