Mental Health in Fashion - Addressing Mental Health Challenges and Sustainability in the Fashion Industry

Breaking the Cycle: Ethical Demands, Consumer Behavior, and Mental Health in Fashion.
The panel discussion "Mental Health in Fashion," moderated by Florian Müller, will address the effects of ethical fashion demands and shifting consumer behaviors on the mental well-being of professionals across the industry. Participating Experts: Samia Larouiche, founder of the media platform WA; Serge Carreira, Director of the Emerging Brands Initiative at the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode and professor at the School of Management and Impact at Sciences Po and Kiko Hirakawa, model and entrepreneur.

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The panel discussion "Mental Health in Fashion," moderated by Florian Müller, focuses on the critical intersection of mental health and the fashion industry. This session will feature insightful contributions from three distinguished fashion experts, offering a comprehensive exploration of the challenges and opportunities within the industry. Müller, drawing on his extensive experience in psychotherapy and his pioneering "Mental Health in Fashion" campaign, will lead the discussion on the urgent need to destigmatize mental health issues in fashion. The campaign, which emphasizes creating a supportive environment over stigmatization, serves as the foundation for this dialogue.This panel will delve into the intricate dynamics of the fashion industry, examining potential stressors and systemic issues that impact mental health. By incorporating diverse perspectives from various sectors of the industry—design, marketing, sales, and consumer behavior—the discussion aims to uncover the multifaceted nature of these challenges. Aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goal 3: Health and Well-Being, the talk will emphasize the critical role of mental health in fostering a sustainable and ethical fashion industry. By advocating for understanding and responsible practices, the "Mental Health in Fashion" campaign seeks to inspire collaborative efforts to drive positive change.

This panel aims to raise awareness, enhance visibility of mental health issues, and encourage collective action. While not offering definitive solutions, it sets the stage for ongoing dialogue and transformation within the fashion world.

Mental Health in Fashion
January 19, 2025 @ 1pm - 2pm
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Porte de Versailles, Hall 1 - 75015 Paris

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