@staatlichemuseenzuberlin<\/a><\/p>\nFast Fashion<\/h2>\n
How much water<\/strong> does a cotton shirt<\/strong> need? Where do the toxins<\/strong> produced when dyeing<\/strong> a conventional garment go? Under what conditions do producers work locally in countries such as Bangladesh, Vietnam and Cambodia when a shirt costs only 5 Euros? The exhibition \u201cFast Fashion. The Dark Sides of Fashion\u201d brings to light<\/strong> the \u201cfashion sins\u201d of cheaply produced clothing, explains how the global fast fashion industry<\/strong> works and how producers and consumers are connected.<\/p>\nSlow Fashion<\/h2>\n
Another range of topics<\/strong> is dedicated to the Slow Fashion<\/strong> movement, which has formed in recent years as a counter-movement. The Berlin scene<\/strong>, which deals with eco-fair production of clothing, will be illuminated and Berlin pioneers of fair and sustainable fashion will have their say. They will provide insight<\/strong> into their work and visions and what they consider fair and sustainable fashion \u2013 from environmentally friendly upcycling and fair production conditions<\/strong> to garments made of certified fabrics and clothes-swapping parties<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe Trailer for Fast Fashion: The Dark Sides of Fashion<\/h2>\n