While in an imperfect world, no example is perfect, some designers are coming close. "Indonesian designer Toton Januar, one of the designers in residence at the Biennial, has a very respectful exchange with Indonesian artisans, bringing their craft into contemporary fashion, while their work is fairly compensated," offers Blanchard. "Through her brand, Anciela, Jennifer Droguett mixes her Colombian heritage and folklore with traditional British tailoring to create her own sartorial language." Ethiopian fair trade company Sabahar and textile weavers Maraki together source and produce fabrics for slow fashion label Welana, using traditional weaving techniques. "Our whole concept revolves around shining a light on the beauty of Ethiopian artistry, and empowering the community responsible for it," says Berlin-based co-founder Welella Negussie.