Less is more.

Models: Bri Sprags and Karina D. wearing Danielle Everine shot by Trae Compton // Danielle Everine is a sustainable textile designer.

The fashion industry is one of the biggest contributors to environmental degradation, from the production of textiles to the disposal of clothing. By investing in higher quality pieces that are made to last, we can reduce the demand for fast fashion and its harmful effects on the environment.

Fashion Week Minnesota recognizes the importance of sustainability in fashion and supports climate initiatives that promote green fashion practices. This year, we are showcasing reuse and vintage designers in are lineup of shows, highlighting the beauty and creativity that can be found in pre-loved clothing.


By embracing a less is more mentality, we can not only reduce our ecological footprint but also support local designers and businesses that prioritize sustainability. What's better for the planet is better for Minnesota, and Fashion Week Minnesota is leading the way in promoting a more conscious approach to fashion.

So this Fashion Week, let's celebrate quality over quantity and show our support for a more sustainable future. Together, we can make a difference and create a more beautiful world for generations to come.

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