This roundtable will explore how the fashion industry can align with the Paris Agreement and accelerate its climate transition toward 2035. Its objective is to identify credible pathways that reconcile climate goals with business competitiveness and social fairness. The discussion will address the pathways to deep decarbonization, the role of circular business models in reducing resource dependency, and the innovations needed to scale sustainable practices. It will also examine how regulation, investment, and collaboration across the value chain can create the conditions for systemic change. Beyond environmental impact, the debate will highlight the importance of responsible growth, transparency, and a just transition that includes all regions and stakeholders.

The discussion will highlight strategies for decarbonization, circularity, and responsible growth with insights from :

• Stéphanie Taupin, Director, Deal Strategy, Global Strategy Group, KPMG
• Camille Le Gal, Co-founder, Fairly Made
• Simone Cipriani, Co-Founder UN Alliance for Sustainable Fashion, Visiting Professor at the School of Management & Impact - Sciences Po, Professor at ReTech Centre Business School Ecole des Ponts
• Arnaud Khodjamirian, Sustainability Projects Manager, Institut Français de la Mode

Closing notes by Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief Sustainability and Institutional Affairs Officer, Kering

Moderated by Maxime Delavallée, Circular fashion federation

The session will address the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry’s sustainable future.

Registration is mandatory and subject to availability.