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• W2802843485 abstract "Sustainable luxury seeks for the ancestral meaning, quality of materials, and artisanship (Gardetti & Torres, 2003). According to the Alliance of Artisan Enterprise from the Aspen Institute, the artisan enterprise is valuable for native communities because it creates jobs and preserves ancient techniques (Aspen Institute, 2012). The program “Maestros Costureros” is an initiative that brings artisans and designers to collaborate, co-create, and discuss on design, artisanship, and luxury as a commitment to cultural heritage, peace, and economic development (Fucsia, 2016a). The artisans are from different regions in Colombia where the Colombian armed conflict existed for more than 50 years (Hough, 2011). The designers are scholars and technical experienced individuals in fashion design and management, with national and international exposure (Fucsia, 2016a). This initiative led by FUCSIA, a fashion magazine, and LCI Bogota with the support of Artesanias de Colombia, Inexmoda, and Club Colombia aims to create economic opportunities for artisans by facilitating their understanding of the current market through a creative collaboration with renowned fashion designers. The aim of this work is to explore the creative collaboration between artisan and designers through the analysis of “Master Sewers” program, the role of the different stakeholders, and how it relates to sustainability in the luxury fashion supply chain. The findings suggest that “Master Sewers” program is designed and implemented to improve the artisans’ skill set in the design and marketing of their handmade products to fill the gaps in access to the marketplace. The fashion designers gained in the cooperation by reaching a genuine source of inspiration that resonates with their roots. The products were exhibited in an official ceremony in LCI Bogota, an academic institution specialized in creative arts, and they are sold in a diversity of boutiques in Bogota, Colombia, South America (Artesanias de Colombia, 2016a). This research seeks to contribute to the Springer series in Sustainability in Luxury Fashion Business by providing a case study in the interconnection between artisanship and luxury for sustainability through the co-creation program “Master Sewers,” a multi-stakeholder initiative for the revitalization of artisanal techniques and economic development for a better and more sustainable fashion." @default.
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• W2802843485 title "Luxury Fashion and Peace Restoration for Artisans in Colombia" @default.
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