Source Fashion 2026 Exhibitor List

<p>Designer John Herrera first presented his collection at the International Fashion Showcase during London Fashion Week, produced by the British Fashion Council in February 2015. He has since shown in Tokyo and London with Fashion Scout, and most recently at Paris Fashion Week in 2025. His AW25 collection, entitled &lsquo;Femme a la Mode&rsquo;, has already made the pages of Tatler and gained esteemed recognition from fashion&rsquo;s toughest audience. John, with his impeccable attention to detail and design skills, is also a tutor at Fashion Enter&rsquo;s sister academy- The Fashion Technology Academy.</p>

In her role as the Head of Apparel and Footwear Research at Euromonitor International, Marguerite oversees the industry&rsquo;s global industry research with a team strong of 30+ analysts around the globe who collect insights on the ground.<br /> She is also responsible for the industry&rsquo;s strategic content and analysis from corporate strategies to consumer trends, competitive intelligence, retail performance and opportunity assessment.<br /> Marguerite is regularly invited as a keynote speaker in various events and her comments and analysis are regularly quoted in the press from Business of Fashion to Le Monde, Vogue Business, The FT, The Guardian or WWD.<br /> &nbsp;

<p>Antony Boon&nbsp;is Operations Director at LLUK, bringing over 25 years of experience in the manufacturing industry. He has held a diverse range of roles, shaping his expertise in operational performance and modern manufacturing practices.</p> <p>He is committed to supporting the resurgence of British manufacturing by creating sustainable opportunities, championing critical industry skills, and driving operational excellence across the UK market</p>

<p>After working in the fashion industry for over 30 years, Gemma started The Elephant in me Wardrobe in 2020 to challenge overconsumption and throwaway fashion. The conversations started there led her to quit her job, complete an MA in Fashion Futures and start a PHD. Her research explores whether the exponentially growing secondhand market is a way to reduce fashion&rsquo;s environmental impact. Committed to sharing what she&rsquo;s learning, Gemma writes, lectures, upcycles, mends for friends, advocates for radical consumerism and asks &lsquo;is fashion&rsquo;s future secondhand?&rsquo;</p>

Safia Minney, MBE, is an award-winning social entrepreneur and internationally recognised for the company she founded, People Tree, the pioneer of sustainable fashion. She led the business as Global CEO for 20+ years in Japan and the UK. Safia is recognised by the World Economic Forum as an Outstanding Social Entrepreneur and is a leading influencer in Sustainability, Anti-Modern Slavery and Fair Trade. Safia set up her consulting business to promote leadership for sustainable business and responsible supply chains. Safia is author of 9 books, including; &lsquo;Slave to Fashion&rsquo; campaigning to eradicate modern day slavery and &lsquo;Slow Fashion &ndash; Aesthetics meets Ethics.&rsquo; Safia&rsquo;s work draws on years of experience from her time in publishing and commercial creativity. At Creative Review she led a Marketing and PR team. Safia then started a marketing agency working with Advertising Age and specialised in arts, political and green publications and environmental organisations like the New Statesman and Friends of the Earth. Recently Safia launched Fashion Declares, a grass roots movement that prompts awareness from businesses and consumers alike and help reshape the fashion industry to better suit todays environment, while also founding REAL sustainability, a company that aims to support leaders transitioning to zero carbon and sustainability. Safia has been recognised and won lots of awards, but even an MBE doesn&rsquo;t get you a seat on the Northern Line in rush hour! In 2006, Safia was recognised by the World Economic Foundation, Schwab Foundation as one of the world&rsquo;s outstanding social entrepreneurs, she was awarded Social Entrepreneur of The Year in the Edge Upstart Awards. Over the course of her career, Safia has been a pioneer in ethical business, establishing Fair Trade supply chain solutions, defining PR and marketing campaigns and the strategic directions needed to reach new markets. At the heart of everything she has done has

<p>Jo currently&nbsp;Leads the NEXT Group Sustainability team across a variety of ESG topics including&nbsp;Responsible Sourcing, Packaging, Chemicals and Product Legislation. Prior to NEXT, Jo has worked for a number of multi-national, multi channel&nbsp;retailers in&nbsp; Sustainability, originally beginning her career in fashion buying.&nbsp; Outside NEXT, Jo has&nbsp;not-for-profit experience and is&nbsp; on the Board of Trustees for a charity.&nbsp; Jo is driven by systems change and to integrate sustainability as part of everyone's roles within organisations.&nbsp;</p>

Jasmin Malik Chua is a seasoned journalist with a deep expertise in the fashion industry, particularly in the areas of climate change, labor rights, and sustainability. She has been instrumental in raising awareness about the ethical and environmental impacts of the fashion industry. Her work has been featured in major publications such as the New York Times, The Business of Fashion, Vogue Business, Women's Wear Daily, and more. Chua's academic background includes a bachelor's degree in animal biology from the National University of Singapore and a master's degree in biomedical journalism from New York University. Her commitment to journalism and her passion for the fashion industry have made her a valuable resource for understanding the intersection of fashion and sustainability.

<p>Rosie Cripps leads ReVivo &amp; Circularity at Vivobarefoot, shaping initiatives that extend product life and embed circularity at the core of the brand. With a strong background in sustainability and sourcing strategies, Rosie has developed frameworks that reduce environmental impact while driving commercial success. Her expertise spans creating reuse and recycling systems, building consumer engagement programmes, and aligning business goals with regenerative principles.</p> <p>With over 20 years in the fashion industry &ndash; from buying to product development and sourcing &ndash; Rosie brings a unique perspective on combining innovation, sustainability, and sourcing.</p>