Because the responsible transformation of fashion cannot wait,
Fashion Act offers a program structured around four pillars:
Concrete solutions, Training masterclasses, Forward-looking conferences, and Collaborative workshops.
Join an immersive day designed to equip, inspire, and accelerate your roadmap.
SPEAKERS
Adrien CADIOT
Founder of Cadiot Agency
Adrien Cadiot is a strategic foresight consultant and emerging trends specialist. Founder of Cadiot Agency and Director of Foresight at Imprudence, he assists brands such as L’Oréal, Ubisoft, and LVMH in developing future scenarios.
His expertise combines speculative design, cultural analysis, and weak signals to identify upcoming transformations. A recognized author and speaker, he sheds light on major changes in society, brands, and lifestyles through his foresight reports and publications widely followed in Europe.
Intervention :
« Fashion(s) 2040: Navigating between transitions and desirabilities »
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 - 11:30 - 12:30
Anne-Cécile Violland
Member of Parliament
Anne-Cécile Violland, Member of Parliament for the 5th constituency of Haute-Savoie since 2022, is a committed member of the presidential majority (Horizons - Ensemble). A clinical psychologist by training, she quickly established herself in politics as mayor of Neuvecelle before serving in the National Assembly.
Heavily involved in health and environmental issues, she has chaired the Health and Environment Group since 2023 and has spearheaded ambitious legislation, notably on reducing the ecological impact of the textile industry, unanimously adopted in 2024 by the National Assembly, and more recently on the "anti-fast fashion" law.
Intervention :
« Anti-fast fashion law: a threat to the current model or a catalyst for transformation?»
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 - 16:30 - 17:30
Julia FAURE
Co-founder of Loom and co-president of the Impact France Movement
Julia Faure is an entrepreneur committed to responsible and eco-friendly fashion. Co-founder of the Loom brand, she fights against fast fashion by offering sustainable clothing and denouncing the polluting practices of the textile industry.
An active member of the En Mode Climat collective, she advocates for ambitious laws to regulate the sector. She also shares her convictions within the Impact France Movement, advocating for a more sober, ethical economic model aligned with social and environmental issues.
Intervention :
« Anti-fast fashion law: a threat to the current model or a catalyst for transformation?»
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 - 16:30 - 17:30
Yann RIVOALLAN
President of the French Federation of Women's Ready-to-Wear
Yann Rivoallan is an entrepreneur and influential leader in the French fashion industry. Co-founder of The Other Store (now The OZ), a company specializing in e-commerce solutions for fashion brands, he has contributed to the digital transformation of the sector. In June 2022, he was elected President of the French Women's Ready-to-Wear Federation (FFPAPF), where he works to modernize and support companies in the face of contemporary challenges.
Committed to the fight against fast fashion, he supports legislative initiatives aimed at reducing the environmental impact of the textile industry and advocates for more responsible consumption.
Intervention :
« Anti-fast fashion law: a threat to the current model or a catalyst for transformation?»
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 - 16:30 - 17:30
Véronique Allaire-Spitzer
Director of Permacircularity at Refashion
Véronique Allaire-Spitzer is Director of Permacircularity at Refashion, where she leads initiatives aimed at improving the environmental impact of the textile and footwear industry in France and Europe. She oversees R&D projects focused on eco-design, recycling, environmental impact analysis, and local reuse strategies.
Since 2018, she has supported several of the eco-organization's circular economy projects at Refashion, having previously worked as a circular economy consultant and held management positions in the fashion, retail, and services sectors.
Intervention :
French and European Regulations 2025-2030: Challenges, Obligations and Opportunities
Thursday, May 15, 2025 - 11:00 - 12:30
Antoine DEMARCHE
Director of Public Affairs
Antoine Demarche is a public affairs and international relations expert, currently Director of Public Affairs for the Policy Hub - Circularity for Apparel and Footwear in Brussels. With over ten years of experience, he previously held several management positions at the consultancy Arcturus Group, where he notably headed the Brussels office and supported strategic clients in the luxury and energy sectors.
His career also led him to collaborate with Wallonie-Bruxelles International in Quebec, where he analyzed major economic projects. A specialist in international team management and strategic development, Antoine applies his expertise to ambitious policies promoting sustainability in the textile and footwear industry in Europe.
Intervention :
French and European Regulations 2025-2030: Challenges, Obligations and Opportunities
Thursday, May 15, 2025 - 11:00 - 12:30
Pascal DAGRAS
Intrapreneur - Environmental impacts at the Ministry of Ecological Transition
Pascal Dagras is a seasoned professional in ecological transition and technology project management. Currently an Intrapreneur - Environmental Impacts, Environmental Labeling, and Ecobalysis at the Ministry of Ecological Transition, he has been leading innovative initiatives to assess and reduce environmental impacts for nearly four years.
His background combines public and private expertise: Project Director at Anywaves in the space sector, Director of Industrial Risks at DREAL Occitanie, and Office Manager at the General Directorate of Enterprises for the development of digital uses. He also worked at ARCEP on fixed services for businesses and began his career as an IT architect at IBM France.
With a dual expertise in technology and public policy, Pascal Dagras is committed to bringing innovation and environmental responsibility together.
Intervention :
French and European Regulations 2025-2030: Challenges, Obligations and Opportunities
Thursday, May 15, 2025 - 11:00 - 12:30
Raphaëlle Bordenave
Fashion and Sporting Goods Lead
Raphaëlle Bordenave is a specialist in fashion, luxury, and sustainable innovation. Currently Fashion and Sporting Goods Lead at Quantis, she supports brands in their transition to more circular and responsible models. With strategic experience at Capgemini Invent and project management for Lanvin, she has led numerous projects related to sustainability, innovation, and omnichannel transformation.
Holding an MBA from SDA Bocconi, she has worked with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation on circular business models and organized a series of webinars on sustainable fashion, bringing together over 600 participants. Her career is marked by a constant desire to combine creativity, science, and environmental impact to reinvent the fashion industry.
Intervention :
« The world is changing, and so are the models: circularity is the driving force behind economic, environmental and social performance. »
Thursday, May 15, 2025 - 16:30 - 17:30
Stephane POPESCU
Co-founder Fashion Act & COSE361
Stéphane Popescu is a committed catalyst for sustainable fashion, co-founder and CEO of COSE361, where he supports textile companies in their transition to more responsible models.
Before starting his own business, Stéphane gained experience at the Beaumanoir Group for the Bonobo Jeans brand, managing sustainable development, sourcing, and quality strategy. A graduate in responsible economics from École 3A, he firmly believes that sustainability is not a trend, but the true (r)evolution of the textile sector.
Intervention :
« The world is changing, and so are the models: circularity is the driving force behind economic, environmental and social performance. »
Thursday, May 15, 2025 - 16:30 - 17:30
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