ReFashion Edinburgh is a sustainable Fashion initiative founded by designer Alison Harm of Psychomoda. It unites local designers, models, and creatives to challenge fast fashion through zero-budget, collaborative fashion shows and wearable art. Ticket proceeds support local charities.
ReFashion Edinburgh delivers a vibrant, quirky visual style with an inclusive, energetic, community-driven atmosphere. It feels more like an avant-garde art party than a traditional fashion runway.

Rebellious Couture: The aesthetic embraces a "maverick" spirit, featuring eye-catching silhouettes and styles.

Industrial and Cool: Shows take place in gritty Edinburgh venues, such as The Biscuit Factory in Leith, creating a raw, underground edge.

Dynamic and Energetic: The runway combines fashion with live performances, masquerades, and collaborations with organisations such as the Charity Traditional Dance Forum of Scotland.

Warm and Inclusive: With over 50 designers, models, and technicians participating voluntarily as equals, the atmosphere is supportive and welcoming to both participants and audience.

Guests have the option of standard and VIP tickets and can add on access to the after-party too, where they can meet and mingle with the team.