Fashion industry 2030 : reshaping the future through sustainability and responsible innovation

Intro -- Frontespizio -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Foreword by Matteo Marzotto -- List of Acronyms -- Introduction. by Francesca Romana Rinaldi -- Credits -- Acknowledgements -- 1 The Relevance of Responsible Innovation in Fashion. by Francesca Romana Rinaldi -- 1.1 Fashion industry and sustainability: synonyms or oxymoron? -- 1.2 Increasing interest in CSR -- 1.3 From shareholder to shared value -- 1.4 The Responsible Fashion Company -- 1.5 Responsible innovation: the missing ingredient! -- References -- 2 One Size Doesn't Fit All. by Francesca Romana Rinaldi -- 2.1 Defining the consumers interested in sustainability -- 2.2 Does one size fit all? -- 2.3 SDG 12 and sustainable communication in fashion -- 2.4 Millennials vs Gen Z: consumer expectations about sustainable fashion -- References -- 3 Crafting Innovative Business Models in Fashion. by Francesca Romana Rinaldi -- 3.1 Innovative business models in fashion -- 3.2 The active role of consumers -- 3.3 Main drivers of change in fashion: traceability and transparency, circularity, collaborative consumption -- 3.4 Responsible innovation: a Renewed Fashion Value Chain model -- 3.5 The importance of grassroots innovations for sustainability -- References -- 4 Enhancing Transparency and Traceability for Sustainable Value Chains in the Garment and Footwear Industry. by Maria Teresa Pisani -- 4.1 A globalized industry with an enormous environmental footprint and societal risks -- 4.2 Transparency and traceability as a means to enhance sustainability of a complex and opaque value chain -- 4.3 Companies' strategies for sustainable production patterns -- 4.4 Meeting an ever-increasing demand for trusted information -- 4.5 Challenges and opportunities to achieving value chain traceability and transparency -- 4.6 Policy and legislation in support of transparency and traceability of value chains.