How do I get started in fashion?
by Flanders DC
17.30 uur
- Price: €15
Are you at the beginning of your fashion career or are you just starting out and looking for valuable tips to grow your business? Then you should attend the Start Lab "How do I start in fashion?" on Monday March 18th. Flanders DC will take you through the intriguing world of the fashion industry, this in collaboration with ANTWERP. POWERED BY CREATIVES. Expect fascinating insights from two fashion entrepreneurs who will share how they approached starting a business from their own experience. This event offers not only insights, tips and knowledge from the industry, but also an excellent opportunity to network, learn from each other and return home full of inspiration. Save the date for an evening full of fashion-forward insights!
For whom?
For anyone who wants to start a business or has just started in fashion, and has been in business for less than three years.
Programme
- 17h30 — 17h45: Welcome
- 17h45 — 18h15: Introduction by Eva (fashion coördinator Flanders DC) and ANTWERP. POWERED BY CREATIVES.
- 18h15 — 18h35: Stefanie Koulouris van Juna Fae
- 18h35 — 18h45: Break with sandwiches
- 18h45 — 19h05: Chloë Anthonis van Chloë Anthonis
- 19h05 — 19h50: Pingpong x Flanders DC-advisor or other starter
- 19h50 — 20h30: Networking
- 20h30 : End
Testimonials
- After 12 years of sales and marketing experience in the luxury cosmetics sector, Stefanie founded sustainable jewellery label Juna Fae with her sisters. Their mission? To modernise a traditional industry towards sustainability with conscious choice of materials and ethical production methods. Their jewellery, made from lab-quality diamonds and recycled 18K gold, is sold online and the launch was massively picked up by press, influencers and celebrities.
- With the launch of its first campaign in September '23, Chlues brought my vision of sustainable children's clothing to life. As a mother, faced with regularly buying new clothes for my fast-growing toddler, I strive to offer clothes that not only grow with me, but also resist daily stains. Chlues has since been known as far away as South America, and its commitment to fighting fast-fashion and excessive waste remains central. Find out the challenges Chlues faced when started her business to bring positive change to the world of children's fashion.
