'Who Made My Clothes?' Photo Booth

Much of the global fashion industry is opaque, exploitative, and environmentally damaging and desperately needs revolutionary change. Fashion Revolution brings everyone together to make that happen.

It starts with one simple question: "Who made my clothes?" Fashion Revolution believes this simple question gets people thinking differently about what they wear. We need to know that our questions, our voices, and our shopping habits can have the power to help change things for the better.

Measuring the impact of the 2017 Fashion Revolution campaign.

Our Fashion Revolution Photobooth is a chance for visiting designers and guests from around NZ, and the world, to connect with this campaign during ID Dunedin Fashion Week. Fashion fans can also get in on the action by showcasing the brands they love and inviting those brands to share their story.

It’s as simple as looking out for our photobooth before the show each night, letting us know a few simple details, and having your photo taken. Everyone is also welcome to take a selfie and post online with hashtags #whomademyclothes, #lovedclotheslast.

See the Fashion Revolution website for more information and resources.

Fiona and Fi with the Mayor, in the photo booth @ UNSTITCHED pop up last year.

Models wearing Senorita AweSUMO, made by Fi Clements from commercial off-cuts and upcycled 'The Warehouse' flag.

Special Thanks to:
Fashion Revolution, ID Dunedin, and Otago Polytechnic

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