About The Eco Fashion Collective
Reimagining the future of style by putting people and the planet first.
The Eco Fashion Collective brings together independent artisans, ethical innovators, academics, conscious consumers and fashion brands to challenge the status quo and shape a more thoughtful future for fashion.
We believe fashion can be beautiful, desirable and responsible. Our role is to make the people, ideas and brands creating that future more visible.
Through our magazine, podcast and events, we share stories, spark conversations and create connections across the fashion ecosystem.
Artisan Magazine: Deep-dive features on sustainable design, art, and global craftsmanship.
The Eco Fashion Hub Podcast: Open, insightful conversations with industry changemakers and ethical founders.
Eco Fashion Weekend: Live gatherings, workshops, and ethical runway showcases that bring our community together in person.
Our Collective
Founded by Anisa Johnny, The Eco Fashion Collective grew from a belief that fashion can be a force for positive change when we value the people and processes behind what we wear.
Today, our collective brings together diverse voices from across fashion, culture, sustainability and business.
Different perspectives. One shared belief: fashion can do better.
Be Part of It
Membership is a way to support the brands, makers and ideas shaping a better future for fashion.
Join the Collective.
Meet The Team
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Anisa Johnny
Creative Director
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Farah Hanson
Operations Advisor
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Kanchi Dheer
Strategic Advisor
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Kerryn Salter
Cultural Adviser
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To be announced
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Read More About The Team
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Educator & Sustainable Fashion Advisor & Advocate
Anisa is an educator turned ethical fashion and artisan advisor, with over 15 years at the intersection of sustainable fashion curation, academia, and market strategy.
Anisa specialises in distilling complex ecosystems into clear, actionable roadmaps for clients. Creating The Eco Fashion Collective came out of her observation of the industry: wonderful ethical and artisan-made fashion, challenged by a lack of visibility, capacity and complex fashion supply chains.
Her career began in the buying office at Marks & Spencer, where she launched several businesses with wholesale clients across Europe, consulted for Topshop, and produced training for NEST New York and the International Trade Centre, among others.
Her passion is providing the high-touch, rigorous guidance needed to align cultural value with commercial success.
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Strategic and Marketing Director
With over 15 years of experience in strategy, marketing, and communications, Kanchi has led teams and launched products for high-growth companies including Spotify, Ebb & Flow, and Marina Bay Sands across Asia.
Her Master’s in Integrated Marketing Communication from Northwestern University shaped a career grounded in diverse perspectives, cross-functional thinking, and meaningful connection.
An entrepreneur at heart, she founded Nama, a global meditation app, and Incca Projects, a consultancy supporting early-stage businesses. Following these ventures, she took a deliberate pause to research, recharge, and deepen her skills.
Having lived and worked across three countries, she has launched more than 27 brands across Asia-Pacific and built marketing functions from the ground up in three organisations.
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Art Consultant, Curator and Cultural Development Expert
Kerryn “Kiki” Salter is an Australian photographic artist, curator, and creative placemaking researcher based in Singapore. With a background spanning visual art, design, and creative writing, including degrees from VCA (University of Melbourne) and NTU Singapore, her work blends painting, printmaking, and textiles to expose beauty in geometric planes and tactile, corroded surfaces.
Her photography, poetry, and visual art have been featured internationally, including on LensCulture, at the Tokyo International Photography Awards, and across numerous Singapore exhibitions at Objectifs, SCCC, and Art Outreach. As a curator and co-founder of the Of Limits Collective,
Kerryn focuses on arts inclusion and social wellbeing through projects like A Thousand Words (Library@orchard) and About Bloody Times (Art Outreach).
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Corporate Advisory Specialising in Governance, Compliance & Risk
Farah brings a background spanning film production, aviation, entrepreneurship, corporate advisory and operations. Her career began in film production before moving into aviation, where she developed skills in organisation, project coordination and managing operations.
After more than a decade in the airline industry, Farah became an entrepreneur, establishing and running an artisan bakery in Kuala Lumpur. Whisk & Bake became a regular at the city’s Little Red Market, building a loyal following among corporate clients, celebrities and royalty. She later shared her experience as a guest culinary instructor, teaching skills alongside the creative side of baking.
Today, Farah works in corporate advisory, specialising in compliance, governance, risk management and operations. She supports complex M&A transactions, bringing structure, solutions and attention to detail.
For two years, Farah has helped organise The Eco Fashion Collective’s Eco Fashion Weekend, supporting planning, coordination and delivery while championing creativity, sustainability and change in fashion.