Free Admission
25 - 29 JUNE 2025
11 AM TO 6 PM
COAL DROPS YARD
79-81 Coal Drops Yard
King’s Cross London
N1C 4DQ
A flagship event of London Climate Action Week, the exhibition ‘(re)weaving Amazonia’, part of the project Brazil Creating Fashion for Tomorrow, will be held at Coal Drops Yard, hosted by LCAW’s King’s Cross Hub. In its third year, the exhibition takes an Amazonia-themed curatorial approach, in recognition of COP30 being hosted in the Amazonian city of Belém. It spotlights the creative work of professionals from the Amazon region, including Indigenous peoples and diasporic communities and designers, across fashion, accessories, and sustainable innovation. Supported by the Instituto Arapyaú and Amazon Concertation in partnership with Embassy of Brazil in London, Apex Brasil, Kings Cross, Headland and The Nature Conservancy, the exhibition will be open to the public from 25–29 June at Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross, from 11am to 6 pm.
SUPPORTED BY: IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
BCFT 2025 PARTICIPANTS
Alexandre Herchcovitch, Andre Lima, Arévola, Ashaninka, Babildri, Barbara Muller, Bottletop, Catarina Mina, Cris Barros, DaTribu, Dendezeiro, Fernando Jorge, Flavia Aranha, Helena Palmeira, Labb4, Lino Villaventura, Mauricio Duarte, Misci, Nalimo, Nannacay, Normando, Regen Materials, Sateré Mawé & FIT, Sioduhi, Teia Flavia Aranha, Veja, Vivienne Westwood, Yanciã, Yara Couro, Yawanawá & FarmRio
About Brazil: Creating Fashion for Tomorrow
Brazil: Creating Fashion for Tomorrow is an initiative led and co-curated by Camila Villas, Lilian Pacce and Marilia Biasi that has been held annually since 2023 in London. The project highlights Brazilian designers and innovators who are guided by socio-environmental values, including the opulence of Brazil's materials, unique craftsmanship and artisans, and contemporary, modern design.