Replay | fashion at a turning point: rebuilding the industry’s future together

The most exciting time for fashion is right now.

The biggest fashion trend in 2022 is reinvention

While this pandemic has brought about and highlighted many issues, such as environmental sustainability, supply chain shortages, talent turnover and inflation, brands, retailers and manufacturers can turn these challenges into opportunities with the help of technology.

Session 1 - The future of retail

Digital twins, supply chain livestreaming and quick commerce  - how can we leverage these new tech trends?

Get a detailed overview of the current fashion landscape from Deborah Weinswig, the CEO of Coresight Research at our event! 

Session 2 - Pivoting retail during challenging times

"Retailers must move beyond cost cutting to embrace a comprehensive transformation."- McKinsey & Company. What other measures can retailers take to survive challenging times?

Find out more from our speakers Michael Lemner, CEO of Tim-Tam Consulting, and Greg Zemor, CEO of Neteven, a Lectra company

Session 3 - Building supply-chain resilience in the midst of uncertainty

To survive in today's business environment, it's not about focusing on the future, but on the 'now'. Build a fault-tolerant, resilient and agile supply chain now.

Find out more from our speakers Dr. Delman Lee, the vice chair of TAL Apparel, and Mathieu Bonenfant,  the vice president of Fashion Marketing Strategy, Lectra.

Session 4 - The green consumer paradox

Can fashion be environmentally sustainable, affordable and profitable?

All fashion companies do want to become more environmentally sustainable, which may result in higher prices. However, consumers don't want to pay more. How can they produce in a conscious manner while protecting their profit margins?

Find out more from our speakers, Isabelle Lefort, co-founder of Paris Good Fashion, and Elie Khayath, Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at Lectra.

Session 5 - Passing on fashion savoir-faire to next-gen talent

For fashion companies, their savoir-faire and craftsmanship, developed from years of tradition and culture, are an integral part of their design DNA. How can they preserve and share this in a technologically driven world?

Find out more from our experts Hans de Foer, 'Savoir-faire' Program Director of IFM, and Katia Cahen, Marketing Intelligence Director, Lectra.