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Carmen Jackson Art was started from Carmen's Artworks. The business is intended for women, men, and children worldwide with the market taste for modern cuts and Aboriginal designs in high demand streetwear and high end fashion in edgy original designs in clothing, shoes, boots and high end art pieces that embrace and celebrate our Country and our Ancestors.

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In 2023, CarmenJacksonArt will use the contract signed from Flying Solo to open a high-end Aboriginal Fashion Store in New York and continue this contract to become a worldwide famous Aboriginal Fashion Designer and Artist.

In 2023, CarmenJacksonArt will use the contract signed from Flying Solo to have my own high end fashion runway show showcasing Aboriginal custom designs in Paris Fashion Week 2023 in France.

By 2030, my company intends to reach one million paying users on my website and increase my sales.

By 2050, it expects to reach 50 million people worldwide with creating Indigenous clothing fashion designs for mass production in my own business store or stakeholder/ franchises in Australia.

Always was always will be..........

"I can always DREAM" By CarmenJacksonArt

UTS is the top-ranked young university in Australia. Our vision is to be a leading public university of technology recognised for our global impact. We’re known for our innovative teaching. We’re committed to practical innovation and research that benefits industry and society. We believe in social change to create a more just and equal world. We are creating Australia's first Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Fashion + Textiles with TAFE NSW.

In 2020 Value the Citizen conducted a research project addressing the lack of Australian-based contextualized research in circular design and product development in the fashion sector. As 80% of a products environmental impact is determined at the design phase, and with 88% of Australian apparel manufacture made up of SMEs, this project focused on the design processes and associated business models of fashion SMEs as an influential group for systems change to the linear take/make/waste fashion model widely operating in Australia.

With a core framework of product stewardship and employing design-thinking strategies; the SME’s in this research are building new design processes, new business models and new relationships around circular purpose. The project goal was a visual, communicative and accessible tool that could be distributed widely to stakeholders for education, a pathway for change and leverage for transformative action.
Importantly, the research identified the need for wider stakeholder support for SMEs and larger enterprise in moving to circular and product stewardship approaches. This takes the form of education of the community and industry; legislation and mandating around the collection and disposal of textile waste; and investment in infrastructure and technologies.

This research and the Design Map and Digital Article developed from this project are tools to support the pathway to circularity in the Australian fashion industry; visually storytelling the complex interrelated relationships and strategies of circularity in an Australian fashion context to the diverse stakeholders involved.

Dr Alison Gwilt is an author, researcher and Associate Professor at the University of New South Wales, Australia. Her work examines the innovative design methods and approaches that enable the fashion and textiles community, from educators, to producers, and consumers, to adopt more sustainable and ethical practices. Alison is a consultant/advisor to industry, an active researcher and workshop facilitator.