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We can only enter your Fair Trade fashion show into the Wear Fair competition if you show us how you succeeded in these three areas. This means you will need to send us photos, a video, or anything else that will show us how your fashion show succeeded in these three areas. Once we’ve received this evidence you will be entered into the competition.
Please send any evidence of your show to Fiona at wearfair@peopleandplanet.org or post it to the address on our contact page
Each Fair Trade fashion show entered into our competition will be judged by how well it succeeds in three areas.
These areas are:
You may want to use dance, drama, music, film or make your own clothing to ensure your show is as inspiring, creative and exciting as possible.
If you are to get broad support for your campaign, students will want to know what’s wrong with the clothing industry as it stands, and how Fairtrade cotton improves the lives of farmers in the global south. You could do this in many ways, including getting someone to speak at your show, giving a presentation yourself, providing information to give out or showing films. Our page describing the problems in the global clothing industry are there to help you out, and the Fairtrade foundation website provides helpful answers to questions you may have.
And most importantly…
The aim of doing a Wear Fair fashion show is to make a lasting impact in your school or college, by gaining support for the campaign for Fairtrade cotton unforms or sports kits in your school or college.You may want to do this by collecting signatures from those who attend or any other creative way which demonstrates to the management at your school and college that people want Fairtrade cotton.
