Cannes, France - April 2025 - A new chapter in the evolution of high fashion begins this May on the iconic Cote d'Azur. Cannes Sustainable Fashion Week (CSFW) emerges as an unprecedented international platform, where couture excellence meets environmental consciousness and cultural audacity.

Taking place just steps from the Palais des Festivals, CSFW bridges the gap between tradition and transformation - offering a stage where the world's most visionary designers, emerging talents, and conscious brands unveil creations that reflect a future of refined responsibility.

Founded and directed by Priscila Guedes, model, creative director, and long-time advocate for sustainable innovation in fashion, CSFW challenges the notion that luxury and ethics are separate worlds. Instead, it dares to prove that beauty without responsibility is no longer luxury.

Over the course of an exclusive program blending runway shows, panel discussions, art installations, and private networking events, Cannes Sustainable Fashion Week invites a curated international audience of designers, industry leaders, press, artists, and changemakers to engage in a vibrant dialogue between creativity, craftsmanship, and the urgent call for a more sustainable world.

"This is not just another fashion week," says Guedes. "It is a call to action, an ode to excellence, and an invitation to imagine the future of fashion - one that is inclusive, innovative, and anchored in real values."

CSFW will showcase a new generation of creators who place humanity, heritage, and innovation at the core of their artistic expressions, celebrating the evolution of slow luxury: fashion that is not only exquisite, but meaningful.

The inaugural edition of Cannes Sustainable Fashion Week takes place on May 17, 2025, coinciding with the global spotlight of the Cannes Film Festival - offering a unique cultural synergy between cinema, fashion, and sustainable transformation.

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