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Sustainability IFM x Kering Certificate: Jury 2025

Presentation of the IFM x Kering Sustainability Certificate Projects

On May 15, 2025, the 5 contributive projects developed by students from Institut Français de la Mode as part of the IFM x Kering Sustainability Certificate were presented at Kering’s headquarters, in front of a jury composed of fashion industry experts and representatives from partner organizations.

This year’s projects focused on:

  • The design, development, industrialization and distribution of multifunctional clothing and accessories for people experiencing homelessness: Let’s Go Change the World
  • The first capsule collection of accessories made from ALTERSKIN® Rolls: Alternative Innovation
  • The design and development of a ready-to-wear collection using Savian by BioFluff: BioFluff
  • The creation of an upcycling hub within IFM: Fashion Changes Now
  • The development and production of an educational card game to raise awareness about sustainability and consumption issues in fashion: Les Petits Héros Durables – Le Jeu

This year’s jury included:

  • Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief Sustainability and Institutional Affairs Officer – Kering
  • Nathalie Dufour, Founder and Managing Director – ANDAM
  • Eric Dupont, Director of Sustainable Development, Transformation & Supply Chain – Chanel
  • Anouck Duranteau-Loeper, CEO – Isabel Marant
  • Françoise Gaill, Biologist, Scientific Advisor – CNRS and President – Ocean Sustainability Foundation
  • Sophie Hersan, Co-Founder & Fashion Director – Vestiaire Collective
  • Jean Hingray – Senator
  • Pascal Morand, Executive President – Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode
  • Xavier Romatet, Dean – IFM
  • Bella Webb, Sustainability Editor – Vogue Business

This certificate, offered in addition to IFM’s core programs, is open to master’s students in both fashion design and fashion management. Each year, 30 students are selected based on their motivation to contribute to an impactful project.

The program allows participants to work over six months on a real-life project addressing key sustainability issues such as social impact, solidarity, material reuse, circularity, eco-design, civic participation, and collective engagement. Complementing the sustainability-focused courses within IFM’s main programs, the certificate promotes a cross-disciplinary and applied approach to ecological transition in the fashion industry.

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