The Fashion for Good Museum in Amsterdam has announced the opening of a new exhibition, "Fashion Week: A New Era," on May 20. Every year during Fashion Week, the latest fashion is displayed on catwalks in Paris, Milan, New York, and other global metropoles. This event has a significant influence on the fashion industry as well as our own wardrobes.

The Fashion for Good Museum will explore Fashion Week in 'Fashion Week: A New Era,' looking into its past, present, and future. Participants may see classic outfits from the runways of Balenciaga, Versace, Moschino, and others, as well as explore the creative work of Dutch fashion designer Ronald van der Kemp and digital fashion firm The Fabricant. 'Fashion Week: A New Era' celebrates fashion over the years and investigates how this phenomenon shaped the fashion business as well as the future of Fashion Weeks.

The Fashion for Good Museum's new exhibition will show visitors how 'Fashion Week' originated at the end of the nineteenth century as exclusive salons and which outfits were on display. Travel through the chronology to see the highlights and memorable runway outfits from brands like Balenciaga, Versace, and Moschino.

With all of the admiration for the fashion innovations on exhibit during Fashion Week, there is also criticism of big fashion shows, since sustainability is becoming increasingly important in clothes design and production. 'Fashion Week; A New Era' will highlight many sustainable looks created in cooperation with Lakmé Fashion Week by the Fashion for Good Museum and The Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI). The looks, created by fashion designers Divyam Mehta, Ka-Sha, and Nitin Bal in collaboration with Fashion for Good innovators AltMat, KBCols Sciences, and Graviky Labs, demonstrate how agricultural waste can be converted into a new material and how carbon dioxide can be converted into a type of dye, according to a press release from the Fashion for Good Museum.

As per the press release ‘Visitors to 'Fashion Week; A New Era' will be able to digitally experience runways, presentations, and complete collections. Attend digital shows from The Fabricant or Tommy Hilfiger (Decentralands' Metaverse Fashion Week) to learn about a completely digital Fashion Week (Helsinki Fashion Week). The Digital Village installation, where participants may make their own digital model and have it walk in a digital fashion show prepared, would be available at the new expo.