潮Fashion: Freedom & Fashion Show Recap

Motomi | November 20, 2010

“Finding the ugliness within the beauty of the world”, said Jonathan Huang, creative director at Freedom and Fashion.

On Saturday November 6^th, at 6pm in Irvine, California, Freedom and Fashion presented their second annual fair-trade runway show with a vision and a purpose: to showcase clothing made by labor and sex trafficked survivors, non-profits ending slavery, and fair trade companies. All fashion products and art pieces displayed at the event was selected not only for their sparkling side of beauty but also for their meaningful function to do goodness for the humanity.

Freedom & Fashion is a non-profit organization that fights human trafficking and exploitative sex industry. Ms. Kim, the founder of Freedom & Fashion realized that fighting injustice was not as easy as she thought because it requires a lot of materials, human, consistent marketing and financial support. Therefore, she decides to use her passion for art and fashion for greater purpose, which created Freedom Fashion to help all other groups who also fight for same mission in the front line, such as Not For Sale and Falling Whistles, Polaris Project and so on.