Sustainable FASHION: A Closer Look at EMERGING Markets

[@ThinkBRICS]

🌟 Question of the Day 🌟: As we explore the dynamic world of the BRICS Fashion Industry, what are your thoughts on the balance between fast fashion's convenience and its environmental impact? Do you think sustainable fashion practices in BRICS nations can lead the way in transforming the global fashion landscape? Share your views and let's discuss how innovation and ethics can reshape our fashion choices! #SustainableFashion #EthicalFashion #BRICSInFashion #FashionImpact

[@ajmaeenmahtab8456]

BRICS+ should take initiative in forcing entrepreneurs in starting Recycling industry for textile clothing.

[@SagittarianArrows]

You cannot force CREATIVE people. Governments can give grants and incentives to promote the upcycling views!

[@User34987]

Recycling world garbage? Those times have ended!

[@ajmaeenmahtab8456]

@@User34987 what's wrong with it? "One man's garbage is another man's treasure".

[@User34987]

​@@ajmaeenmahtab8456 ask them in Ghana about the clothes of dead white mans

[@ThinkBRICS]

Absolutely agree! BRICS+ taking the lead in promoting textile recycling is essential. However, it's equally important to shift the cultural mindset around consumption. Sustainable practices need to be embedded in our daily lives for true impact.

[@andiswatsewana4448]

As a South African based cosmeceuticals manufacturer I'm looking forward to an episode in the cosmetic/ cosmeceuticals industry as the challenges seem to be somewhat similar. Thank you for the information.

[@kgapanemohale3557]

I know very little about fashion as an industry, this clip informed me greatly on this industry's impact on society beyond just "consumer tastes and preferences". I had no idea how large its impact was on resource allocation and waste, totally eye-opening, thank you Anastasia. Keep up the good work. As a side note, it seems to me that the Milton Friedmann "greed is good" mantra has been widely embraced by the fashion industry as a whole, and "fast fashion" is the obvious devolution of such a mind set in a consumption driven world economy. The "invisible hand" is really clearly a visible middle finger to compassion and generosity.

[@peterlutz3311]

I can only agree with You , Anastasia ! More people need to think about the points You made ! I like BRICS ! It is the BETTER PHILOSOPHY !

[@jingmable8548]

Rich and diverse cultures of BRICS nation provides great potential in luxury and high quality clothing and accessories development and investment.

[@adtiamzon3663]

#BRICSPlus Fashion Industry Project! 🌞😍👏👏💪

[@Ariel-q7n]

Before modern vinyls rubber & plastics everything was natural, reusable or biodegradeable. Not hard. Culture of quality needed.

[@Beanp2025]

Fashion on the mainstream runway during Fashion Week has been turning more and more disturbing, with negative and often offensive imagery. The question is how is BRICS+ proposing an alternative with well-designed, well-made, attractive offerings? Unfortunately, the indigenous styles from BRICS+ countries do not have the reputation of being "cool" "hip" etc. Would love to join a BRICS+ fashion initiative if there is one.

[@cochun7]

Hemp is the answer

[@MohamedMahmoud-io7ce]

Nice report , best regards from Egypt

[@ThinkBRICS]

Thank you very much! Hope it will get the views that deserves!

[@heulerreis]

It's incredible how you produce so much worthy of attention content! Thank you for another great video! Greetings from Brazil!

[@ThinkBRICS]

Glad you enjoy it! We're passionate about our content, though it's challenging to get the visibility it deserves. Your support means a lot!

[@Luke1959]

I'm not the fashion type of person, but i sure gained a lot of knowledge of the industry from this report. Wow! Thanks, Anastasia. (Can't believe what Zara did!!!)

[@ThinkBRICS]

Thank you for your words, we put a lot of effort and research into making this report. It would have deserved more visibility but... patience. We are really glad you looked at it!

[@MichaelVanderpool777]

Very interesting presentation, and great news.

[@ThinkBRICS]

Glad you think so!

[@tibebesolomon8878]

Yes Fashion is very important because Majority of the world wants to become Fashion Models.

[@ThinkBRICS]

Fashion's massive global impact makes it a desirable industry. It's not just about style, but also about the substantial business opportunities it offers.

[@tibebesolomon8878]

@@ThinkBRICS Fashion Industry is more important than Music industry. I believe that.

[@ThinkBRICS]

It definitely is. @@tibebesolomon8878

[@tibebesolomon8878]

Ethiopia has 4 potentials for fashion. Habesha race has Tilutt that is a type of very beautifying logo design. Kush race has Jewels that are a combination of red, green and black. Aksum race has a popular hair management system. The others have colors that make unique suits for both men and ladies.

[@ThinkBRICS]

Interesting perspective on Ethiopia's fashion diversity! Could you share more about how these elements influence contemporary fashion trends? Always eager to learn more!

[@tibebesolomon8878]

@@ThinkBRICS Becoming a fashion model is shocking for most Ethiopia residents like a magician. However 90% or more of Ethiopia residents want to be fashion model with out realizing it

[@creativeartbyluvensky]

One of your best reports ever.

[@ThinkBRICS]

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[@Billy-eq6sc]

No offense, but it's called, Clothing Manufacturing. It's a segment of the manufacturing businesses. Fashion is just a long trend. By the way, I am an award winning fashion designer.

[@mlmallory2780]

Most of the clothing available in the American general retail stores have extremely thin materials now and the female clothing is designed to sexualize even the young girls. It's really disgusting and probably contributes to our landfills greatly. I hope these new efforts in fashion with BRICs work to help with some of these issues. Thank you for your great information, Merry Christmas!

[@TheCaywood3]

Thank you

[@waindayoungthain2147]

7:15 it’s my opinion on the Fashionable one, it’s the street style version hadn’t changed with the jeans or slacks simply being. The Fashionable version was quicker changing with the seasons every year, I thought it too much change is to waste the Water that was dyed in the industrial design. It is the Wayward of the Fashionable version mixed with the Environmental Protection, for last long term of fabric use that used on the Clothing we bought to save money and the environment. It’s the economy is normal now for the moment of the inflation era. 7:15

[@Ariel-q7n]

None of the clothed pictured show any "cultural diversity". No uniqueness, no identity nothing. Total washout. Truth.

[@waynethorpe1341]

Thanks

[@NavM23]

Brics give hope for a multipolar world

[@ChristopherRaymond-zs6wv]

Madame...your accent is very appealing...❤

[@theenergizer248]

Expect all major western Fashion Houses to set up subsidiaries in BRICS nations.

[@otrebor7529]

I worked as a fashion photographer for many years, now retired, I am ashamed of the way of advertising of various brands without any ethical feeling, pure decadence and in very bad taste. In my opinion, people who buy the new haute couture creation simply do so out of sheer snobbery to wear a fancy brand and wear it just once. I think the BRICS fashion will bring a very positive aspect and will return to the old fashion, the true one.

[@ThinkBRICS]

Thanks for your testimony

[@montumeroe9593]

Fashion is a way of spreading your culture and ideas about how you see the world it is important we rest this from the West. Nike is a Greek God of speed, where are the alternatives to them? I am sure global south can come up with something we managed without Europe for thousands of years it is only the last 500 hundred that have been a pile of ???? and corpses.

[@ThinkBRICS]

Absolutely agree, fashion is a powerful cultural expression! While Nike represents one perspective, there's huge potential in the Global South for unique brands. Success lies in marketing, as seen with major brands. BRICS countries have an opportunity to harness soft power strategies to showcase their creativity.

[@jingmable8548]

Interesting topic!

[@usermary539]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@slaba4246]

This is all propaganda of WEF you will own nothing not even your clothes

[@0mekyam0]

looking forward to China's Anta replacing US Nike in sports footwear!

[@slyderyder3491]

👍👍

[@sdrc92126]

The US grows 9.545 kilograms of cotton per annum per capita

[@sdrc92126]

The fashion industry produces 10% of all humanity’s carbon emissions and is the second-largest consumer of the world’s water supply. Do cruise ships next.

[@herohero-fw1vc]

Fashion is a multibillion dollar industry & a very important one because the manufacturers produce similar styles & the cost goes down. It's a very efficient system. Japan used this strategy to succeed until the mid-80's & young girls loved it too........Today, fashion sadly became more individualized & imports flooded the market with poor quality clothing. It's confusing to see different styles at once.

[@ThinkBRICS]

Absolutely agree that fashion's efficiency once lay in its unified styles. Now, the focus must shift from mere style to combating pollution and overconsumption. Quality and affordability can coexist, creating a sustainable, accessible fashion future. It's time for a change!

[@ayoubannacik7306]

I love you :3

[@WubiWatkins]

Luxury just for prettiness is a crime and that comes from an ex seamstress of 45 years and I made a thousand pieces a day. Think about that. Versatilty was scorned because it cut the overall costs

[@ThinkBRICS]

We are not against it, we are just worried about the related pollution generated by fast fashion industry, not talking about "climate change" but real pollution. We think we are living an era when we can discuss and find solutions without give up of luxury or cheap fashion.

[@wooferblitz64]

I would believe anything she tells me..

[@catherineoconnell3213]

never follow fashion...... be yourself, make your own clothes....... follow your own nose 27/12/2023

[@JamesHGroffSr]

Good looking Russian lady, little plain jane,lok at them pretty blue eyes????????????

[@JamesHGroffSr]

Make the entrepreneurs start recycling.

[@ThinkBRICS]

We agree but most of the materials used in fashion cannot be recycled. A different approach is needed at all levels of the production, supply, consumption, and use chain.

[@addis11100]

bashion embiromemde

[@barryshaw5660]

Love your channel, but, please leave the UN lapdogs for the West out.

[@ThinkBRICS]

To whom are you referring?

[@noras.9774]

The same propaganda like the others!

[@patbyrneme007]

Can I suggest that you stop pronouncing dollars with a "u" as in dullors. It really sounds weird particularly as it is a word you will need to pronounce very often. Otherwise your English accent, while strong is fine.

[@ThinkBRICS]

Thanks for the suggestion, constructive critics are always welcome 🤗

[@katarinakrajna4911]

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[@MonsterHummerH3-zx1no]

Ukraine will be History and we know it.😁