We are thrilled to partner again with Business of Fashion and join them for their not-to-be-missed Voices 2023, taking place at Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire from November 28 to 30. Bringing together expert speakers, world renowned scientists, entrepreneurs and creatives, the three-day event will explore a variety of topics reimagining the future of the fashion industry, and the world at large.
In just a few years, Business of Fashion has grown into arguably one of the best references for understanding not just a trillion-worth industry but the societal changes that go with it, from sustainability to inclusivity to more responsible practices. In addition, BoF has expanded its scope beyond fashion to explore other aspects of lifestyle, including beauty and design. As a matter of fact, we were delighted to participate to the launch of their first report on design unveiled during the Salone in Milan, with a panel that included our co-founder Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays.
Back to Voices 2023: what will we see in this countryside setting featuring some of our favorite designs such as the Daiku chairs by Victoria Magniant? There will most certainly be a lot of talk about fashion, seen through the wider lens of a global perspective pertaining to politics, the global economy, social issues and humanitarian crises that impact the fashion business. We will also be hearing about the innovations that are reshuffling the cards on the table: a daring group of scientists, technologists and entrepreneurs will talk about the way the fashion industry will work in the future. All conversations will point to AI, its unlimited potential and how it will affect us – for the best or the worst, this is the question!
Among the notable guests invited to share their experience and knowledge are Leena Nair, Diane von Furstenberg, Jonathan Anderson, Anca Marola, Kelly Wearstler, Andrés Reisinger Manu Chopra, Brunello Cucinelli, Sammy Oteng, Pierre-Nicolas Hurstel, Matthieu Blazy and many more. They will be on stage in conversation with Imran Amed and Tim Blanks.
