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Let’s face it.
We’ve become addicted to comfort and convenience.
Nothing embodies this more than the rising trend of athleisure which has completely blurred the lines between the blurred the lines between the gym and the after-gym latte.
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“If you’re in the game and you are not really thinking about how to use influencers and then of course by extension social media in general, to grow your business, you have to make it a number one priority from a sales and marketing standpoint.”
Recently named among the Advertising Specialty Institute’s “Power 50 List,” Chris brings 28 years of experience, spanning a number of apparel, technology, and investment firms.
“Let’s design a new reality. Let’s wear the change we all wish to see in the world.”
Marci Zaroff coined the term “ECOfashion” in 1995 and is an internationally-recognized ECOlifestyle expert, educator, innovator, serial entrepreneur, and Author of ECOrenaissance: Co-Creating A Stylish, Sexy and Sustainable World.
“It’s about stopping the craziness. Let me tell you what the craziness is. The craziness is thinking that today we can predict what consumers will want in one year. That is craziness. It’s not possible. I don’t think I can predict what consumers want next month.”
With more than 20 years of executive leadership in apparel and fashion, Carlos has completely revamped his production model to align with Kornit Digital’s vision of sustainable, on-demand production.
Kirby Best, Bespoke MFG
Asher Levine, Fashion Designer
Carlos Arias, Denim Forward
Lisa Morales-Hellebo, RefashiondOS
Michael Sanders, Digital Bias Consulting
Chris Walia, Tukatech
“We’ve been focused on helping designers figure out how to make it also producible, the right price point and turnaround time, and easily replicable structures if you are going to produce it across a distributed network—and consistency, and quality, and color saturation, and all the things.” – Lisa Morales-Hellebo
Julia Clancey, Fashion Designer
Omer Kulka, Kornit Digital
Dana Todd, Balodana
Sherri Barry, Arizona Fashion Source
Lisa Morales-Hellebo, RefashiondOS
Michael Sanders, Digital Bias Consulting
Ketty Pillet, Lectra
“You can’t look at what the cost of the garment is, cut and sew. We’ve gone way beyond that. We’ve taken out all the headaches, all the things where things can go wrong, all the time, all the management, all the staffing. We alleviate it all, and then we have the solution right here. It’s absolutely, 100% the way forward.” – Julia Clancey
Gart Davis, Spoonflower
Dana Todd, Balodana
Shain Shalom, Fashion Designer
Sherri Barry, Arizona Fashion Source
Carlos Arias, Denim Forward
Renton Leversedge, DanMar
Michael Waas, TIPA
“Great designers are designing beautiful products that people want to wear, and when you can do that one at a time, you truly have the opportunity to create the sustainable, enduring product in people’s wardrobes. That’s why I think on-demand is a win for sustainability.” – Sherri Barry
Ronen Samuel, Kornit Digital
Kobi Halperin, Fashion Designer
Michael Waas, TIPA
Brian Vieweg, Top Value Fabrics
Matthew Wallace, DXM Inc.
Ram Sareen, Tukatech
“The consumer is the one who has the wallet. They will dictate how things will be done going forward. And the brands and retailers that do not change to that will die. And I’m using that word, ‘die.’ They will go away.” – Matthew Wallace