Kevin is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in International Development and Management at Lund University. His academic interests focus on sustainability in consumer goods industries and labour rights within global production systems. Alongside his studies, Kevin works in the textile machinery sector, contributing to sustainability-related initiatives within a dyeing machine company. His work engages with environmental impact reduction, responsible production processes, and the transformation of textile supply chains. Through his academic research, professional experience, and involvement with Fashion Revolution, Kevin is continuously exploring pathways toward a more sustainable and equitable future for the textile industry — one that centres environmental responsibility, decent work, and long-term systemic change.

Yasmine holds a Bachelor’s degree in Textile Engineering and a Master’s degree in Fashion Management and Marketing. With over 10 years of experience in the fashion industry, Yasmine has worked across multiple sectors of the textile value chain, with a strong focus on supply chain management, production planning, and material development. Yasmine is deeply passionate about fashion sustainability and committed to driving positive change within the industry. She believes in rethinking both our lifestyles and business models to create a more conscious, responsible, and sustainable future. We share this world together, and through informed decisions and collective action, we have the power to shape a better tomorrow.

Jessie is a communications and partnerships leader working at the intersection of sustainability, storytelling, and systems change. She founded Basically Borrowed – a leading sustainability-focused content and community platform in the Philippines – raising awareness around responsible consumption and the social and environmental impacts of fashion. With a background in science and journalism, she has spent over a decade translating complex issues into accessible narratives and action-driven programs. At Fashion Revolution Philippines, Jessie develops partnership-led CSR initiatives that connect corporate sustainability commitments with circular economy practices, ethical livelihoods, and community engagement – advancing greater transparency, accountability, and positive local impact in fashion.

Twinkle is an independent fashion, accessory, and textile designer. Her personal search for identity and heritage has led to an on-going yearning and exploration to learn more about her country, the islands, the people and the textiles. She established her own bespoke island wear label ‘Twinkle Ferraren’ and promotes the use of natural materials and indigenous textiles in the Philippines through her passion project ‘Style Isle’.

With over 15 years of experience in the industry, Twinkle works closely with artisan communities to research and create sustainable, ethical business practices for her design labels.

Anica is currently studying a bachelor’s degree in fashion design and envisions a fashion industry where designers and brands move towards more sustainable practices and transparency. She is very passionate about spreading awareness about the growing need for sustainability and change in all aspects of the fashion industry. Anica hopes to become a fashion designer one day and work towards reshaping the industry.

Hanna Kukavica is currently studying the PPE program (Philosophy, Politics and Economy) at Lunds University. Her interest in sustainability and ethical fashion is shaped by her studies and a growing awareness of the social and environmental impacts of the fashion industry. Hanna believes in transparency and conscious choices as key drivers for creating a more sustainable fashion system.

Elisabeth is a Sustainability developer in textiles and she is a strong advocate for policy change. “I want to see better working conditions throughout the supply chain, from the cotton fields to the factories.”Elisabeth has run a shop with focus on sustainability since 2005.”The brands that we have sold show that it is possible to take responsibility for the people in the supply chain AND make profit.” She started her own brand in 2000 and produces from upcycled materials in Pushkar, India.

Divine has a bachelor’s degree in Textile Product Development and has worked across different areas of the fashion industry, from quality control to modelling and volunteering with Global Fashion Agenda. Divine joined Fashion Revolution because she loves fashion, and for her that means caring deeply about everyone in the value chain so that no one has to suffer for the clothes we wear. Divine is, and aspires to remain, a dedicated textile sustainability advocate throughout my life. The one area that she currently finds interesting is the intention-behaviour gap of consumers.

Alyssa is a communications professional who believes storytelling can shift power, accountability, and public perception. After completing a Master’s in Global Communications in France, with a focus on fashion theory and sustainability, she joined Fashion Revolution Canada to confront the disconnect between consumption and consequence.

As Executive Director, Alyssa leads the Canadian chapter nationally, building partnerships, shaping advocacy campaigns, and mobilizing citizens to demand transparency and responsibility from the fashion industry. Based in Vancouver, she is also active in the local fashion and sustainability community, supporting events and collaborations that push for systemic change.

Cristina, 22, was born and raised in Malta. Following from her Bachelor’s degree in Earth Systems, her path has been one of exploration and saying “yes” to opportunities that align with her passions for environmentalism and community, while still making time for the things she loves: travel, cleanups and festivals. While at University of Malta, Cristina served as the Fashion Revolution Malta Student Ambassador, where she helped raise awareness about sustainable fashion through online content, TV and podcast appearances, and events. While assisting with Fashion Revolution Malta’s #LovedClothesLast by engaging the local community to share their “love stories” with their clothes she also actively fundraised for local Environment NGO Żibel with whom she maintains an active role. More recently she took the role of Communications Officer for a local circular fashion show, Prinjolata. Although Cristina now works primarily in the environment and waste sector, she maintains her involvement in the sustainable fashion sector in Malta. Fun Fact: When Cristina was about 10 years old, she dreamt of becoming a fashion designer and spent hours filling sketchbooks with model drawings and outfit designs.

Tonya Lehtinen is an activist and an advocate for sustainable and circular fashion, based between Gozo and Malta. She has been in second hand retail since 2018 Seeing first-hand the extent of clothing waste, Tonya spearheaded a creative workshop space The VX Foundry in 2022 with two studios aimed at teaching up-cycling and sewing skills to, but not exclusively to, the refugee and migrant community. She is co- founder of an annual sustainable fashion show, Prinjolata, that gives voice to designers, makers, and creatives working with circular and ethical design, and which emphasis inclusivity, slow-fashion, and community-led change.  With a rapidly expanding resell market in Malta her focus will be set on policy, legislation and transparency in line with EU Mandates and Malta’s 2030 sustainability goals.

Lumin Hew is an advocate for fashion sustainability, a content creator, and a multidisciplinary artist championing upcycling as a form of creative resistance. As the founder of Fashion Parade, a youth-led community that empowers conscious living through workshops, pop-ups, and storytelling, Lumin bridges art, education, and activism. Her work celebrates collaboration and redefines waste as a resource for expression and connection. Through her projects and online presence, she continues to inspire others to rethink fashion’s impact and take collective action towards a more circular and compassionate future.