00:05Zero waste on the runway. Clothes made from tents, fabric scraps and second-hand veils.
00:14The repurposed garments created by Perth University students.
00:19Fast fashion has still got a pretty strong choke hold on the industry at the moment.
00:24Now more than ever we should be, as the next generation of designers,
00:28we should be prioritising working with materials that already exist.
00:32Jason's garment, attached to a roll of dead stock fabric, was designed to tell a message.
00:37My whole concept is about sort of tension between aspiring to be a more sustainable fashion industry
00:44versus the reality of the current state of the industry now,
00:47which has continued to be defined by waste, excess overproduction.
00:51This look was created with five pairs of thrifted jeans and three shirts.
00:55I think it's a real awesome place of sourcing new inspiration, taking from the old and making it into something
01:01new.
01:02The Circular Fashion Festival was created after a cheap global fashion brand held a pop-up store in Perth two
01:08years ago,
01:09which angered many in the industry and the broader community.
01:12Australians are the highest consumers of textiles in the world.
01:16We each buy up to 56 items new every year, which is, you know, over one a week.
01:20Last year, the Circular Fashion Festival diverted more than a thousand kilograms of waste.
01:25And while more than 200 times that amount ends up in Australian landfill each year, designers say it's a step
01:32worth celebrating.
01:33Our individual action is touching the lives of other people and they will extend that ripple out.
01:39Make it a better place for the next line of designers that will come after me and, you know, everyone
01:45else.
01:46An explosion of creativity with an important message for the industry.
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