FashionLondon's Immersive New Sustainable Shopping Event Announced

London’s Immersive New Sustainable Shopping Event Announced

London’s Immersive New Sustainable Shopping Event Headlined by Dana Thomas, NYT bestselling author of “Fashionopolis: The Price of Fast Fashion and the Future of Clothes,” and British Vogue’s European Sustainability Editor, Naomi Heaton, CEO, Founder, and Co-Owner of The Other House, Members of Fairtrade Foundation, and Sustainability Influencer Lucy Watson

Sustainable Discovery Event 2023 has announced its upcoming three-day event dedicated to sustainability in fashion, lifestyle, and more. The event will feature main-stage inspirational talks and a curated selection of over 60 sustainable brands and designers for consumers and buyers to discover and shop from.

The event is more than just a trade show, it’s a movement helping to guide and nurture brands to navigate their journeys into a more sustainable future. With transparency at the core of everything they do, Sustainable Discovery is passionate about connecting ethically kind brands together and providing a platform for those paving the way for a more sustainable world.

Brands represented at the event will span soft furnishings, apparel, skincare, jewellery, and more. Delicious food and drink pop-up bars will also be available, making it a day out to explore, engage, and discover.

The Sustainable Discovery Event 2023 has partnered with Cool Earth, a charity dedicated to protecting rainforests and the indigenous communities that depend on them, to donate a portion of ticket sales to support their efforts.

In addition to shopping, attendees will also have the opportunity to listen to keynote speakers and sustainability experts, such as Dana Thomas, the European Sustainability Editor for British Vogue and host of The Green Dream podcast, who will be signing her bestselling books on the day, Naomi Heaton, CEO, Founder, and Co-Owner of The Other House, and Lucy Watson, multiple-business owner and Sustainable Influencer, also exhibiting her brand Civerso, who will be amongst those on the main stage.

“Sustainable Discovery Event 2023 is not just another shopping event, it’s a movement,” say Elisha Carter and Jevz Krishn, Co-Founders of the event. “We want to put sustainability at the forefront of lifestyle choices and hope for sustainable development to become a necessity, rather than a niche.”

The event will take place at The Old Town Hall on the world-renowned King’s Road in Chelsea June 29 to July 1. Tickets can be purchased at https://www.sustainable-discovery.com/.

For press enquiries contact: Elisha Carter & Jevz Krishn Nair
Email: [email protected]

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