Permalink: https://www.media.greenpeace.org/archive/Trash-Queen-Promotes--Buy-Nothing-Day--on-Black-Friday-in-Hamburg-27MZIFJJB9AG5.htmlConceptually similarTrash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD12Completed★★★★Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD14Completed★★★★Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD13Completed★★★★Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD15Completed★★★★Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD17Completed★★★★Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD16Completed★★★★Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD18Completed★★★★Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD19Completed★★★★★★Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgGP0STQD1ACompleted★★★★View AllGP0STQCY1Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in HamburgAn activist disguised as a Queen of Old Clothes promotes a Buy Nothing Day on "Black Friday" as part of the campaign to reduce overconsumption. The Trash Queen wears a seven metres long train made from used clothing. Greenpeace activists as trainbearers present the Trash Queen as an ambassador of the Detox our fashion campaign and call on the public to pursue a sustainable fashion lifestyle. The message on the paper bags reads: "Trendy today - Trash tomorrow".In original language:Altkleider-Koenigin gegen KaufrauschFuer einen verkaufsfreien Tag wirbt am "Black Friday" eine "Trash Queen" in der Hamburger Innenstadt. Ihre sieben Meter lange Schleppe aus Altkleidern symbolisiert die weltweite Menge an textilem Muell. Die Altkleiderkoenigin wirbt fuer nachhaltigen Modekonsum.Die Botschaft auf den Papiertueten lautet: "Heute Trend- Morgen Muell".Locations:Europe-Germany-HamburgDate:25 Nov, 2016Credit:© Bente Stachowske / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5132px X 3421pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Activists-Cities-Clothing-Consumers-Day-Detox (campaign title)-Fashion-Fog-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Performing artists-Theatrical costumes-Urban areas-WomenShoot:Trash Queen Promotes Buy Nothing Day on Black Friday in HamburgAn activist disguised as a Queen of Old Clothes promotes a Buy Nothing Day on "Black Friday" as part of the campaign to reduce overconsumption. The Trash Queen wears a seven metres long train made from used clothing. Greenpeace activists as trainbearers present the Trash Queen as an ambassador of the Detox our fashion campaign and call on the public to pursue a sustainable fashion lifestyle. The message on the paper bags reads: "Trendy today - Trash tomorrow".Related Collections:Trash Queen Promotes "Buy Nothing Day" on Black Friday in Hamburg (Photos & Videos)
