Author name: Małgorzata Grębosz

Małgorzata (Margo) Grębosz attended the University of The Arts London and graduated with an MA in Costume Design for Performance in 2020. They are a Polish designer living in London, and their area of expertise is sustainable fashion, and more specifically research and experiments with biomaterials. During university, they learnt and experimented with fabrics and the ways they can be made more sustainable and less harmful to the environment. At UAL they collaborated with Maika Crampton on a mini collection made out of paper fabric - the aim was to create fully biodegradable garments to tackle issues with throwaway fashion. The collection included a puffer jacket, and a dress with elements celebrating all the unique qualities paper has. Except for the net fabric used for a suit for the performer, all the materials used were biodegradable in their final project. They also used over 40 pairs of denim trousers from a recycling centre to create one of the pieces. You can see the recording of the performance on their Instagram profile, @margosldn. Instagram: @margosldn - Email: greboszmalgorzata@gmail.com

The Impact of Fashion on the Climate and Remote Communities

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Colèchi talks with Margo about fashion’s shocking contribution to climate change and the ways it affects the small, remote communities; often, these communities contribute the least to the pollution but feel the consequences the most.

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Author name: Małgorzata Grębosz

The Impact of Fashion on the Climate and Remote Communities

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