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Fashion shows around the world have returned as live events.
But a special group has been promoting renewable fashion.
A group called Street Stitchers has been sitting outside fast fashion shops.
They sit on chairs and sew damaged clothes.
This has happened in 15 countries.
The leader of the group is Suzi Warren.
The Street Stitchers are promoting Sustainable Fashion Week.
They hope to remind people how to fix clothes and make new ones.
They would like to reduce the amount of clothes in dumps.
They want to show people that they don't need fast fashion.
Madeleine Tanato, a Street Stitcher, hopes that people will see the sewing and start doing it at home too.
The group has a QR code to their website with information about sewing and fixing clothes.
Anyone can use it, from beginners to experts.
Glo Sherman saw the group and remembered she had the skill.
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