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The fashion industry has lost its authority. Hidden behind smoke and mirrors, it is a leading source of social injustices, environmental destruction and human disconnection.
This is FORCE MAJEURE, a fashion media platform that promotes incredible artistry and unwavering accountability.
We showcase innovative artisans, designers, and change makers who use the fashion industry to comment on our social structures and offer solutions for a more ethical future.
We are creating a space that values creativity, tradition, human creation, environmental health, unity and progress.
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reGENERATION : the generation that reimagines, reuses and recycles.
Fashion's relentless cycle of consumerism and overproduction has a measurable cost on people and the planet.
Our first issue looks at what is emerging in response: a growing shift toward clothing and textiles that already exist.
From unique vintage sellers to innovative upcycling brands, repurposing is happening across all scales of the industry.
Through interviews, brand stories and editorials, we explore what this looks like in practice, the potential of reuse and what it could mean for the future of fashion.
Including Andrea Crews, Maison Arts, Melisa Minca, 69 Tearz, Cloop SG, Kettel Atelier, Basil Kincaid, Marine Serre, Bettter US, Tsurupika Works, Import Bans, Street Style, Re;Code, Clara Besnard, IrmaWy Studio, Reconstruct …
VOLUME 1 ISSUE 1
reGENERATION : reimagine, reuse and recycle.
Fashion's relentless cycle of consumerism and overproduction has a measurable cost on people and the planet.
Our first issue looks at what is emerging in response: a growing shift toward clothing and textiles that already exist.
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Issue 01 Launch: Thrift, Upcycling & Community
We launched Force Majeure Issue 01 with an exhibition at Blue Monster Gallery in Bali, featuring upcycled fashion, secondhand installations, and behind-the-scenes visuals.
The event brought together artists, designers, and sustainability advocates to explore the creative power of regeneration and mark the beginning of a growing community.