London, protests against Fashion Week

Feb 17, 2019

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February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_199 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_204 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activist from Extinction Rebellion demonstrates outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_202 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_212 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Police officers stand in front of activists from Extinction Rebellion who disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_209 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_208 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activists from Extinction Rebellion wear coats made of living grass during a demonstration outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_211 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activist from Extinction Rebellion demonstrates outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_207 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activists from Extinction Rebellion demonstrate outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_203 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_205 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activist from Extinction Rebellion wears a coat made of living grass during a demonstration outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_194 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Guest arrives at London Fashion Week as activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt traffic and create gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_198 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
News Bilder des Tages February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Guests arrving at London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019 walk past a protest sign. Protesters from Extinction Rebellion call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_196 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx
February 17, 2019 - London, Greater London, United Kingdom - Activists from Extinction Rebellion wear coats made of living grass during a demonstration outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn230 20190217_zaa_n230_195 Copyright: xWiktorxSzymanowiczx

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