Launch of the New Collection of UN Tour Guide Uniforms at UNHQ
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Celebrity Media Editor’s Note :On April 22, a day of global significance known as United Nations World Earth Day, a remarkable event blending creativity and responsibility unfolded at the UN Headquarters in New York. The "UN Tour Guide Uniform Series Launch", jointly initiated by the United Nations Office for Partnerships, the Department of Global Communications, and the Swedish School of Textiles, was successfully held, marking yet another brilliant appearance of sustainable fashion on the international stage.
This event not only showcased the UN’s unwavering commitment to promoting sustainable development but also highlighted the innovative potential of the younger generation in addressing global challenges. The new generation of tour guide uniforms, designed by outstanding students from the Swedish School of Textiles, merges eco-conscious values with modern aesthetics, conveying a profound reflection on responsible fashion for the future.
The launch event featured a welcome speech by Ms. Annemarie Hou, Executive Director of the UN Office for Partnerships, and opening remarks by Ms. Melissa Fleming, Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications. Distinguished guests, including H.E. Ambassador Niklas Kvarnström, Permanent Representative of Sweden to the UN, Dr. Mats Tinnsten, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Borås, and textile strategist Susanne Neideras, were also present to witness this inspiring moment. The highlight of the event was a fashion show co-presented by UN tour guides and Swedish textile students, delivering a vibrant showcase of innovation, sustainability, and cultural fusion.
Ms. Miao Chen, (Ashley Chen) CEO of Celebrity Media, was also invited to attend the launch and shared with global audiences the inspiring power of sustainable development and youth-driven creativity. This unveiling was more than just a presentation of new fashion—it was a solemn declaration for the future of our planet.
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