Ripples of Change: Sustainable Fashion Show at Blenheim Palace

Cherwell Collective CIC is hosting the Oxford Hub for the Sustainable Fashion Week this year. After a successful Sustainable Fashion Show last year at the magnificent Blenheim Palace, we’re back, bigger and bolder for another spectacular show celebrating creativity and circularity.

This is set to be an unforgettable evening filled with influential voices and designs from the circular fashion world, complete with VIP drinks and canapés, a stunning runway showcasing repurposed materials, and 11 innovative Oxfordshire designers.

🎟️ VIP Tickets

The VIP experience includes a pre-show reception from 7pm. VIP Tickets are limited.

➡️ Pre-drink & canapé reception set against the stunning backdrop of Blenheim Palace

➡️ Front row seats at the sustainable fashion runway

➡️ Nature Trail information and booking

➡️ Meet BBC Oxford’s breakfast radio presenter Sophie Law

➡️ Networking with like-minded climatarians

➡️ Live music performance

➡️ Professional photography shoot

➡️ Priority access to our Post-Show Auction in November

➡️ Early invites to future carbon-cutting events

🎟️ General Admission Ticket Info

This ticket guarantees admission to the Sustainable Fashion Show only. Doors open at 8pm, and the show begins at 8.30pm.

At this time due to fire regulations we cannot guarantee a chair with a General Admission Ticket purchase, and only VIPs will have guaranteed seats. General Admission tickets are standing room only. However, if you have accessibility considerations please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your requirements (carboncostfashion@gmail.com).

About the Carbon Cost of Fashion

Ripples of Change is part of our bigger movement to raise awareness about our impact on the planet, which we refer to as the Carbon Cost. The Carbon Cost of Fashion campaign helps people understand the impact of producing textiles, and empowers behavioural change through interactive learning and engagement.

The Carbon Cost is a simple way to understand the impact our decisions have. It puts the emissions impact of an item or activity in an easy-to-understand unit: car miles. For example, you could say that the average outfit in the UK has a Carbon Cost of 70 car miles. That means the emissions used to produce the outfit are equivalent to driving a car for around 70 miles. Harvesting, spinning, and dyeing fibres for fabrics among other production processes use large volumes of power that create these emissions.

We're here to help you be informed on how to move forward! Visit our website for more information and try our our Sustainable Fashion Quiz.