Future of Fashion Workshop Highlights Women, Data Trends
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — The Future of Fashion workshop, organized by the Fashion Commission, explored the evolving role of data, technology, and leadership in the fashion sector. It was held on the sidelines of the global summit Fashion Horizons with WWD at King Abdullah Financial District. The workshop brought together experts to highlight current trends and the strategic future of the fashion industry.
The fashion summit workshop featured four core sessions. Ammar Boujari, Director General of the Fashion Commission, outlined the platform’s progress since its 2019 launch. Steijn Groenink, Senior Partner at Metyis, presented the digital architecture supporting the Future of Fashion platform. Leila Al-Abd Al-Rab Al-Nabi, Head of Research and Innovation, shared findings from the latest “Women in Fashion” report. She emphasized female leadership in fashion statistics and innovation. The event also included panel discussions with specialists from across the sector.
Since its inception, the Future of Fashion workshop has been a cornerstone for knowledge exchange. The initiative aims to provide a roadmap for Saudi Arabia’s fashion sector by integrating sustainability, technology, and entrepreneurship. The platform evolved into a digital hub offering real-time industry insights. These insights empower investors, designers, retailers, and manufacturers to make data-driven decisions.
Today, the fashion data conference serves as an annual event. It supports the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals by promoting cultural expression, industry diversity, and innovation. The conference provides a collaborative environment where brands and experts can align on global best practices. Additionally, it shapes the future of Saudi fashion through actionable intelligence.
