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The first fashion week in the largest fashion landfill.

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Episode 01

ATACAMA FASHION WEEK

CBN - Rosana Jatobá

NGO Desierto Vestido turns Wasteland into Runway

Episode 02

ATACAMA FASHION WEEK

Ángela Astudillo

Testimonial in the Atacama Desert with Ángela Astudillo, Co-founder of NGO Desierto Vestido

Episode 03

ATACAMA FASHION WEEK

Bastián Barria

Testimonial in the Atacama Desert with Bastián Barria, Co-founder of NGO Desierto Vestido

Episode 04

ATACAMA FASHION WEEK

Eloisa Arturo

Interview with Eloisa Arturo, Co-Fundadora and Executive Director in Instituto FEBRE

Episode 05

ATACAMA FASHION WEEK

Maya Ramos

Interview with Maya Ramos, Stylist in the Atacama Fashion Week 2024

Episode 06

ATACAMA FASHION WEEK

Atacama Talks

Atacama Fashion Week Raises Global Alarm on Clothing Dumping

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The true cost of an outfit stretches far beyond its price tag. Most of the clothing dumped in the Atacama Desert is made of polyester, a plastic-based fabric that takes as long as 200 years to decompose.

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When these garments are incinerated in the desert, they release toxic fumes, damaging the soil, the ozone layer, and the health of the local population.

ATACAMA EXPERTS

It's time to air the fashion industry's dirty laundry. Listen to what people fighting against illegal landfills have to say about the gravity of the situation in the Atacama Desert.

Want to find out if the brand you wear is polluting the Atacama Desert?
Forward this show to the brand you wish and find out.

The above information was taken from the following sources: National Geographic, Wired, BBC and New York Post.