X-Ray Fashion to premiere in competition at the Venice Film Festival
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World Bank Group’s Connect4Climate, Vulcan Productions and Alcantara sign on to support young creatives by producing the winning concept of Uniting4C
X-Ray Fashion - Press Book
The fashion industry is responsible for 20% of global wastewater and 10% of global carbon emissions. What’s more, fashion is often linked to human rights violations including dangerous work conditions, long hours, and instances of modern slavery.
 
 
Francesco Carrozzini talks about X-Ray Fashion VR Installation at Venice Film Festival
"I was very surprised, the impact that fashion has on climate, because we don't really connect it directly... What can we do now, is trying to find zero-carbon transportation, to re-invent technologically how we weave clothes, dye clothes."
 
"X-Ray Fashion is the first step into making people really feel informed, not just be informed...Let's make fashion sustainable."
 
X-Ray Fashion arrives at Venice VR #Venezia75 #Film4Climate #Fashion4Climate

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A behind the scenes look at the first day of X-Ray Fashion's world premiere at La Biennale Venice VR.
'X-Ray Fashion': The Cost of Fashion - Social Media Kit
Fashion comes at a huge cost to people and planet. From water pollution to toxic chemical use, the clothes and accessories we wear harms our world. The Connect4Climate program of the World Bank Group is actively supporting the formation of the United Nations Alliance on Sustainable Fashion to advance eco-friendly, human-centered and low-carbon solutions in the industry.
 
Fashion needs to be sustainable – taking an X-Ray view at the challenge
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Fashion comes at a huge cost to people and planet. From water pollution to toxic chemical use, the clothes and accessories we wear harm our world.