New talks have been added to the Copenhagen Fashion Week schedule to explore ideas, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of fashion.
The official Spring Summer 2027 talk programme brings together industry leaders and creative voices to discuss the diverse range of topics influencing the industry today.
The new talks in the programme are Fashion and Technology and The Rise of Modest Fashion. More talks will be added on an ongoing basis.
The Fashion and Technology talk will discuss how technology disrupts the fashion industry, from helping to create a more sustainable future to promoting creativity. Panellists include GPU Modelling Engineer Filipe Mulonde, Weffan Founder and Chief Executive Graysha Audren, and Renoon Co-Founder and Chief Executive Iris Skrami. The discussion will be moderated by British Vogue Contributing Sustainability Editor Emily Chan.
The Rise of Modern Fashion will focus on why the industry can no longer afford to ignore modest fashion. Panellists include Modest Fashion Influencer Imane Asry, Merrachi Founder and Chief Creative Officer Nada Merrachi, and Zalando Senior D&I Manager Samet Akti. The panel will be moderated by Julie Lou, host of The Female Effect podcast.
As part of London Climate Action Week, The Climate Pledge, the British Fashion Council, and Copenhagen Fashion Week convened a roundtable discussion exploring the collaboration pathways needed to support brands on the journey to net zero and help future-proof the fashion industry.
The conversation brought together leaders from across the fashion ecosystem to exchange perspectives on the role of collective action, industry alignment, and cross-sector partnerships in accelerating meaningful progress.
Applications were still open for the Copenhagen SS27 official event and talk schedule.
For the SS27 edition, the event schedule celebrates a range of activations, launches, and releases from some of the most exciting emerging and international brands, both from the Nordics and from afar. The event and presentation schedule includes activations from Ganni, Copenhagen Contemporary, and Frama.
