Eco Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2011 Program

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AUTUMN WINTER 2011 Mike Chard

Program


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ponsor

presented by

public supporter

supporting sponsors

front row supporters

official web supporter

preferred hotel partners

media partners suppliers

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Myriam Laroche & Evie Ponce President of EFW

VP of EFW

Welcome to the second edition of Eco Fashion Week (EFW) presented by AVEDA. This time we’re bringing you the latest responsible fashion and trends for the 2011 Autumn/Winter season. After a successful fall show, it is our firm believe that Vancouver with its location on the West Coast is the perfect city to host Eco Fashion Week and we are extremely proud to be part of the City’s Green Action Plan: an initative to make Vancouver the greenest city in the world by 2020.

The Official Volunteer & Program Sponsor

This season it is our mission is to increase awareness of the full cycle of fashion production, what we like to call the 4 r’s: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle & Refuse. It’s about being responsible and conscious about the way the design, production and distribution of your clothing and accessories are made. EFW strives to inform and educate while providing a platform to discover eco conscious products to further the industry. Thanks to all of our talented designers, speakers, partners, buyers and media, thank you for being open to the change and believing in us. You rock our worlds! Our last words are going to our fabulous team! We are blessed to be surrounded by such amazing people that have the same mission as us, to be part of the change!

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Jaime Kowal Photograph

Table of Contents 4 7

Sponsors

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Gregor Robertson Mayor of Vancouver

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Myriam LaRoche President of EFW EVIE PONCE Vice-President of EFW Ray Civello President of AVEDA Canada Lee Malleau CEO – VEDC Eco Criteria Schedule Conference Speakers Designers Tradeshow Exhibitors Jaime Kowal Photography

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Gregor Robertson Mayor of Vancouver

The City of Vancouver is once again proud to support Eco Fashion Week for the year 2011. Eco Fashion Week’s mission to position Vancouver as the global capital of eco-friendly and sustainable fashion, nicely aligns with the City of Vancouver’s goal to be the “World’s Greenest City” by 2020.

Welcome letter City of Vancouver

Our great city is the perfect location to host the exposition of responsible trends in fashion, to educate others about sustainable and ethical practices in the industry, and to explain the local, international and personal benefits from adopting these practices. The team at VEFW are talented, experienced and energetic and have a compelling vision and a global audience. The City of Vancouver is proud to be part of the change! Year after year, Vancouver enjoys a worldwide reputation as being the world’s most livable city, which was reinforced again in the 2010 issue of The Economist. With one of the smallest carbon footprints of any city in North America, Vancouver’s economic strengths include: world-leading expertise in advanced energy technologies, green buildings, and a plethora of environmental services. By supporting Eco Fashion Week, the City of Vancouver is enhancing this economic growth, as well as providing a platform for the development of creative and new employment opportunities. Eco Fashion Week is a bi-annual event, that follows perfectly with Vancouver’s other related objective of moving towards an environmentally sustainable economy, creating a hotbed for the development of “green” commerce and business innovation. It continues to be an honour for Vancouver to host Eco Fashion Week.

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We’re thrilled to partner with Eco Fashion Week once again and inspire awareness around sustainable style. Aveda has a long relationship of working with fashion designers to reduce the environmental impact of their shows and it’s a natural step to support and promote eco-friendly fashion through Eco Fashion Week.

As the economic development agency for the City of Vancouver, the Vancouver Economic Development Commission (VEDC) is proud to support Vancouver Eco Fashion Week (VEFW) in their quest to position Vancouver as the international capital of ecofashion. The City of Vancouver is now defining “green” for the future – as a business focus for growth. “Green Capital” is the City’s business brand for economic development and is part of a strategic effort for the City to take advantage of the shift in the global economy to address issues relating to Climate Change and other environmental challenges. Your efforts in helping Vancouver become the international hub of responsible and ecologically sustainable fashion is a strong contributor to our “Green Capital” strategy and will help Vancouver lead the world into the new “green economy” – a hub for green jobs and green economic development.

Président of AVEDA Canada

Especially exciting is that this event takes place in Vancouver, home to our new flagship Aveda Institute Vancouver. AIV is located in a National Heritage property at 101-111 Water Street and incorporates a number of green design features. Vancouver is an exhilarating place to be right now in terms eco beauty, fashion, and design! At Aveda, we are constantly striving to set an example for environmental leadership and responsibility. We keep asking, “Can we do this better and how?” It’s integral to our mission and we truly believe that Beauty is as Beauty Does.

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CEO – VEDC

The VEDC believes that the Vancouver Eco-Fashion Week can grow into an international showcase event for our City and strengthen its position as the “Green Capital.” We wish the VEFW team all the best success in executing on its vision for this event and becoming a world-class destination event that is a “must-see” for the global fashion industry calendar. 13


ECO CRITERIA

CUSTOM/TAILOR MADE Also called demi-couture or made-to-order. This is a way of encouraging quality and “slow fashion” over mass-produced disposable fashion. Craft / Artisan: products that have been crafted using artisan skills such as embroidery, which preserve the perpetuation of ancestral traditions.

LOCAL

RECYCLED/REBORN

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responsibility towards human rights, reasonable work hours, no child labour, the right to unionize, a fair living wage, higher environmental and social standards. No direct environmental influences that impact on people in the workplace in the form of vapours, gases, dust particles, noise, temperature, etc.

Woven/fabric from natural sources like bamboo, SeaCell® (seaweed) Ingeo™ (corn), milk fiber , hemp, nettle, wool, peace silk, soy silk, wood, rubber, cork ,cupro and other exotic sustaining plants. Natural fibers that have been grown without any pesticides and other toxic materials, preserving the health of humans and the environment. The process of organic growth can be certified by various organizations.

VINTAGE/SECOND HAND

Designed and constructed in your local community.

FAIR/ETHICAL TRADE

ORGANIC/NATURAL TEXTILES AND MATERIALS

Created with reclaimed, recycled or repurposed materials. Anything that has been made from already existing materials, fabrics, metals or fibers. These are often reclaimed from previously made clothing and accessories and reworked into new ones. Fibers can also be re-purposed from pre-existing fabric, re-spun and reused for new garments.

Vintage is a generic term for new or second hand garments created in the period from the 1920’s to 1980’s. However, the term is often used more generally for second-hand clothes or up-cycled clothes. Articles of clothing that has been given a new life through some sort of customization).

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In the production cycle, less fabric wastage as possible in cutting and sewing process

VEGAN/ ANIMAL FREE/ CRUELTY FREE Involving no animal testing or unjust labour practices. Products that have been made without the use of leather or animal tissue products e.g. fur, milk fibers, silk and low impact/natural/vegetable dying. Dyes are made from a class of colorants extracted from vegetative matter and animal residues: berries, seeds, vegetables, leaves, plants.

ECO PRINTING

SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE

Use of environmentally responsible printing process

Promoting an awareness of environmental and/or social issues. Participating in eco program like 1% for the planet.

RESOURCE EFFICIENCY GREEN MARKETING Offsets, Packaging, labeling, promotion, business cards.

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Generate the greatest possible benefit using the smallest possible quantity of natural resources. Waterefficient closed loop, no substances that enter the waste water path via a wet process.

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ECO

FABRIC WASTE REDUCTION

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SCHEDULE FASHION SHOWS / TRADE SHOW

CONFERENCE

Wednesday, February 23

Thursday, February 24

Friday, February 25

Friday, February 25

Salt Building (except Press Conference & Jason Matlo show)

Salt Building

Salt Building

Salt Building

OPENING press conference

ECHO RAIN, ANNA TALBOT, FILLY

6:00pm

JESICA MILTON, BATTALION, ADHESIF

7:00pm

NICOLE BRIDGER

8:00pm

ALTERNATIVE APPAREL, SITKA, WESC

9:00pm

1:00pm

Shangri-La Hotel

JASON MATLO - Invitation Only

2:00pm

Shangri-La Hotel

DAHLIA DRIVE OPUS BIKES PRESENTS: TONIC LIFESTYLE APPAREL, SOFIA CLOTHING DOWNTOWN BETTY

6:00pm

7:00pm

KENDOR TEXTILES PRESENTS: We3, Lav&Kush, Red Jade

8:00pm

(ZERO.O.LAB), PERIDOT KISS, KIM CATHERS

9:00pm

TRADESHOW PROPHETIK

10:00am-4:00pm Cocktails 8:00pm Runway Show 9:00pm

Registration

9:30-10:00am

Carly Stojsic

10:00-10:50am 40 min / 10 min Q&A

WGSN

Scott McDougalL

11:00-11:50am 40 min / 10 min Q&A

TerraChoice

Michael Smith

12:00-12:50pm 40 min / 10 min Q&A

Sears Canada

Break

12:50-1:20pm

Linda Mitchell, Christina Klee & Mandy Quinsey

1:20-2:10pm 40 min / 10 min Q&A

NAFTA Import Specialists, Department of Homeland Security (U.S)

Dr. Rick Smith

2:20-3:10pm

Environmental Defence Canada

40 min / 10 min Q&A

Denise Taschereau, Scott McDougall & Dr. Rick Smith

3:20-4:00pm

Panel on Education

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EFW Team President Myriam Laroche Vice-President Evie Ponce

Production Team

Fashion Show Team

Consulting Producer Robin Bancroft-Wilson

Creative Director Matthew May

Producer/Production Manager Tim Furness

Stage Manager Robin Bancroft-Wilson

Operations Manager Shauna Biggar

Associate Producer Mitra Mansour

Front of House Manager Caroline Allard

Assistant To Myriam Jillian Bagan

Jr. Producer Mishar Briones

LX Shannon Handley

Assistant To Myriam Kaela Stewart

Technical Director Drew Bennett

Audio Mark Fredrick

Assistant To Evie Lucia Martinez Guerrero

Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Vickery

Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Vickery

Creative Coordinator Ashleigh Said

Assistant Volunteer Coordinator Zoe Peled

Hair & Make-up Marta Mury (AVEDA)

Assistant To Ashleigh EVAN DUcHARME

Accreditation Coordinator Lucia Martinez Guerrero

Backstage Hair & Make-up AVEDA Team

Designer Coordinator Sheryl Sharkey

Lucy’s Assistant Marlon Vizcayno

Venue Contact Kevin Johnston

Assistant To Sheryl Marlee Worthen

Production Intern Amy-Lynn Corse

Prophetik Coordinator Kevin Jervis Conference & Speaker Coordinator Mary Hanlon Sponsorship & Program Coordinator Chrissy Chrzan Shoe Coordinator Jenn Regehr Buyer Coordinator Jenna Breti Marketing Coordinator Alex LeRose Marketing Coordinator Caroline Allard

Aveda Opening Party Team

Salt Tradeshow Team Production Stage Manager Rachel Bland

Producer Lana Malenica

Vendor Coordinator Sheryl Sharkey

LX Randall Cook

Conference Coordinator Mary Hanlon

Audio Conrad

LX Shannon Handley

Hospitality Refinery/Licious

Audio Mark Fredrik

Venue Contact Dominic Trilokekar

Buyer Team Dena Koutsogiannis

Shangri-La Team

Buyer Team Kate Pickering

Shangri-La Producer Christa Meister

Buyer Team Andrea Hill

Stage Manager Lyndi Barrett

Senior Graphic Designer Michelle McKendry

PR Jill Killeen

Graphic Design Intern Carolina Wong

LX Mark (Showmax)

Production Intern Beril Kaleli

LX Randal Cook

Minor Sponsorship Tania Parisella

Audio Conrad

Gift Bags Alison Macdonald

Venue Contact Joyce Liu

Media And PR Media Liaison Jennifer Shaw, Collen Kirk

Sponsorship Sponsorship Liaison Heather Martin Assistant Sponsorship Liaison Brittany Lanigan Media Sponsorship SimonE Lovell

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Carly Stojsic

Scott McDougalL

Michael Smith

RICK SMITH

Denise

Market Editor, WGSN

President and Chief Executive Officer, TerraChoice

Manager, Eco Business Development, Sears Canada

Author and Environmentalist, Environmental Defence Canada

CEO and Co-Founder of Fairware

As President of TerraChoice, Scott McDougall ensures that clients – genuine environmental leaders get the expert advice and innovative solutions they need to grow their businesses.Scott is a well-known writer and speaker in the environmental and business communities on topics including green marketing, the role of markets in sustainability, and greenwashing.

Michael works on the Sustainability team at Sears Canada, helping to make it easier for Canadians to live green. His current projects focus on working internally with various Sears business teams on procuring, sourcing and building partnerships, and as well as marketing a growing selection of eco products to customers.

Rick Smith is Executive Director of Environmental Defence Canada and coauthor of “Slow Death by Rubber Duck: How the Toxic Chemistry of Everyday Life Affects Our Health”, Regarded as one of the country’s leading environmental campaigners he has lead efforts to achieve protections such as Canada’s ffederal Endangered Species Act; the world’s largest Greenbelt & Canada’s decisions to ban the toxic chemical BPA in baby bottles.

Carly Stojsic is Canada’s Market Editor for Worth Global Style Network and is a freelance trend forecaster. She joined WGSN, the world’s leading online service for global trend analysis, as a Market Editor in December 2007. Her extensive background in sourcing, trend forecasting and as a color specialist greatly augments WGSN’s customized consultancy services in creative intelligence. 22

Taschereau Denise is the CEO and Co-Founder of Fairware, a Vancouver based company specializing in custom branded sustainable products. Fairware’s clients include leading sustainable brands and organizations such as AVEDA, Seventh Generation, Patagonia, UBC, Canadian Federation of Students, and David Suzuki Foundation. Previously to launching Fairware, Denise spent 7 years as the Director of Sustainability and community for Mountain Equipment Co-op.

Linda Mitchell Christina Klee Mandy Quinsey NAFTA

are import specialists at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) with the Department of Homeland Security. This high-powered session will provide a general overview of importing textiles/ wearing apparel into the U.S, country of origin marking and classification, rules of origin for NAFTA, and information regarding Tariff Preference Level (TPL) claims. 23


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Vancouver’s dining scene gets butchered 15

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VANCOUVER’S URBAN WEEKLY

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Jason Matlo is a Vancouver fashion designer who aspires to bring his art form to an international audience. His goal is to set a benchmark for Canadian made ready-to-wear women’s fashion, and to bring international acclaim and recognition to his brand as the most luxurious and sophisticated women’s line that is designed and manufactured in Canada. Each collection is an expression and extension of his artistic vision; each garment is painstakingly crafted and finished to the highest standards.

Thursday, February 23 2:00 pm Shangri-La Hotel jasonmatlo.com

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Launched in 2002, Prophetik is an allsustainable fashion lifestyle brand designed by, Jeff Garner from Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee. Jeff’s mission is to bring awareness to the principles of how clothing is produced, dyed, and distributed and the effect these processes have on the planet, and to challenge the design practice known as “planned obsolescence.” Prophetik is stocked in over 40 highend boutiques throughout fifteen states including Fred Segal in America; Eco Age and My Sugarland in London; and in Japan and Switzerland. A media favourite and a prominent voice in the ethical fashion arena, Jeff dresses Sheryl Crow, Taylor Swift, Kings of Leon, and the Jonas Brothers, and recently dressed film producer and prominent VOGUE.COM UK contributor, Livia Firth for the 2011 Golden Globes.

Prophetik

Friday, February 25 8:00 pm Cocktails / 9:00 pm Runway Show Featuring music by Viper Central

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Salt Building prophetik.com

Nicole Bridger was born and raised in Vancouver, BC. She obtained her BAA in fashion design from Ryerson University in Toronto ON. She then went to London, UK to intern at Vivienne Westwood where she learned the art of sculpting fabric and returned with an understanding of doing more than just making clothes. Bridger came back to Vancouver looking to learn some of the business side of things and paired up with the owner of Lululemon Athletica to co-create Oqoqo, a casual eco clothing line. She was then ready to put her design and business sides together to create her own label of socially conscious contemporary women’s wear, Nicole Bridger.

Thursday, February 24 8:00 pm Salt Building nicolebridger.com

NICOLE BRIDGER

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WHERE STYLE & SUSTAINABILITY MEET

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Tonic Lifestyle Apparel

SOPHIA CLOTHING

DOWNTOWN BETTY

WE3

LAV & KUSH

RED JADE

Wed / Feb 23 7:00 pm Salt Building

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Wed / Feb 23 8:00 pm Salt Building

Wed / Feb 23 8:00 pm Salt Building

Wed / Feb 23 8:00 pm Salt Building

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Zero.o.lab

Peridot Kiss

Kim Cathers

Echo Rain

Anna Talbot

Filly

Wed / Feb 23 9:00 pm Salt Building

Wed / Feb 23 9:00 pm Salt Building

Wed / Feb 23 9:00 pm Salt Building

Thurs / Feb 24 6:00 pm Salt Building

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Jesica Milton

Battalion

Adhesif

Thurs / Feb 24 7:00 pm Salt Building

Thurs / Feb 24 7:00 pm Salt Building

Thurs / Feb 24 7:00 pm Salt Building

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Alternative Apparel Thurs / Feb 24 9:00 pm Salt Building alternativeapparel.com

Sitka

WESC

Thurs / Feb 24 9:00 pm Salt Building

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TRADESHOW

Chi’s Creations

a Fortes Design

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fortesdesign.com

Bronsino bronsino.com

ashley Watson ashleywatson.net

Alternative Apparel alternativeapparel.com

Ashenzi ashenzi.com

anna Talbot

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Colourful Grass colourfulgrass.com

Dominic Design dominicdesign.ca

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Dahlia Drive dahliadrive.com


TRADESHOW ERIN Templeton

JASON Matlo

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jasonmatlo.com

Kaia and ME kaialingerie.com

kendor Textiles kendortextiles.com

downtown Betty DOTTED Loop

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dottedloop.com

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Jesica Milton jesicamilton.com

Filly fillydesigns .wordpress.com

KEEP takefivetrading.ca/brand-keep.html

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MANE STYLE Prophetik

Runway Show featuring

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TRADESHOW

Nicole Bridger nicolebridger.com

Lav & Kush

Peridot Kiss peridotkiss.com

lavandkush.com

LARRY wearelarry.com

Paired Hummingbirds pairedhummingbirds.com

Me + You meandyou.ca

Kim Cathers kimcathers.com

Neuaura neuaurashoes.com

PURE Magnolia

Pure Pod

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purepod.com.au


TRADESHOW S2s nation s2snation.com

Battalion thebattalion.us

Sitka

Take Five takefivetrading.com

sitkasurfboards.com

SOFIA Clothing sofiaclothing.com

Red Jade wearredjade.com

Social Alterations

Spark Jewelery

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TONIC Lifestyle Apparel mytonic.ca

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