Eco Age to stage a curated runway at ISPO Amsterdam

Eco Age, the consultancy behind the Green Carpet Fashion Awards, will host a curated runway at ISPO Amsterdam on Nov. 4 and 5. Looks from exhibiting brands will be presented with details on performance and sustainability.

Fashion has long used the runway to sell a look. Eco Age has used it to tell the story behind the clothes, from its own Green Carpet Fashion Awards to Manchester Fashion Week, where it was media partner in 2025.

At ISPO Amsterdam, the agency brings that approach to sports and outdoor. Looks selected from across the exhibitor community will be shown alongside the thinking behind their design and performance, as well as the materials used to make them.

Models walking a runway in outdoor-inspired looks

Manchester Fashion Week 2025, where Eco Age was media partner, showing a runway look from Bepo. Photo: Ines Bahr

A runway for buyers and product teams

The format is built with two audiences in mind. Organizers describe it as a way for buyers to spot new products, and for designers and product teams to see materials and techniques in use.

Shows take place in Hall 11 on both days, from 1 to 1:45 p.m., with tickets available through the ISPO box office at ispo.com.

About Eco Age

Eco Age is a communications agency focused on sustainable and ethical fashion. Founded by Livia Firth, it is best known for creating the Green Carpet Fashion Awards and has worked with brands including Gucci and Stella McCartney. The agency relaunched in 2025 under new ownership, led by John and Clodagh Higginson, with the tagline “Fashion. For A Future.”

Visit the Eco Age website.

 

Photos: Stefanie Keenan (Green Carpet Fashion Awards 2024), Ines Bahr (Manchester Fashion Week 2025)

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