Global Fashion Agenda, a non-profit organisation that fosters industry collaboration on sustainability, is getting ready for its next Global Fashion Summit Edition 2026 taking place from 5-7 May 2026 at the Copenhagen Concert Hall. 

Just before its kick-off, it announces the launch of “Fashion Redressed II” continuing the success of the first series, which reached a global audience and sparked industry-wide dialogue.

Spanning multiple geographies and disciplines, the series follows innovators, workers and entrepreneurs across the globe, asking what it would take to do things differently. Fashion Redressed II comprises 14 films featuring organisations including GFA Hyosung, CAT Footwear, Cabi Clothing, Gildan Activewear, H&M Foundation, Helly Hansen, Reju, Reprisk, ShinWon, Testex, and Vinted.

Each film highlights different perspectives across the fashion value chain. From factory floors in Bangladesh and Honduras to a ceramicist’s studio in North London and a sugarcane field in Brazil, these stories reflect a changing industry and the individuals working to realise that change.

As the fashion industry faces increasing pressure to address its environmental and social impacts, Fashion Redressed II explores how change is taking shape across the value chain, and the people driving that change. Together, the films provide a snapshot of an industry in transition, highlighting both the complexity of the challenges and the practical pathways being explored to address them, through human-centric storytelling that brings these solutions to life.

“Through Fashion Redressed II, we aim to bring forward the voices and perspectives of those working to reshape the fashion industry from within,” saild CEO, Global fashion Agenda.

At a time when transformation is urgently needed, it is essential to highlight not only the challenges, but also the solutions and the people driving them. Storytelling remains a powerful tool to inspire action and accelerate progress towards a more sustainable and resilient future,” she added.

Produced for GFA by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions, the series is hosted on a dedicated platform on BBC.com, extending its reach to a global audience and supporting broader awareness of sustainability in fashion.