DriveH2 Teams with Los Angeles Fashion Week and Petersen Automotive Museum for Sustainable Fashion Event in 2022

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In celebration of National Hydrogen Day today, DriveH2 , the public service initiative by environmental nonprofit Energy Independence Now ( EIN ), announced a unique new partnership with Los Angeles Fashion Week ( LAFW ) and the Petersen Automotive Museum .

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  • In celebration of National Hydrogen Day today, DriveH2 , the public service initiative by environmental nonprofit Energy Independence Now ( EIN ), announced a unique new partnership with Los Angeles Fashion Week ( LAFW ) and the Petersen Automotive Museum .
  • The event will take place at the Petersen Museum, and will feature a variety of cutting edge, zero-emission vehicles alongside a future-themed eco-fashion show.
  • Thoughtful, responsible fashion is the wave of the future, said Arthur Chipman, Executive Producer of Los Angeles Fashion Week.
  • Weve already been partnering with DriveH2 and LA Fashion Week separately on other successful events and education initiatives, said Michael Bodell, the Petersen Automotive Museums Chief Operating Officer.


In celebration of National Hydrogen Day today, DriveH2, the public service initiative by environmental nonprofit Energy Independence Now (EIN), announced a unique new partnership with Los Angeles Fashion Week (LAFW) and the Petersen Automotive Museum. The three organizations will co-host an opening night gala in celebration of green fashion and the zero-emission movement in March of 2022.

The event will take place at the Petersen Museum, and will feature a variety of cutting edge, zero-emission vehicles alongside a future-themed eco-fashion show. Sustainably-minded stars will also be in attendance, including DriveH2 Ambassador Ronen Rubinstein, star of FOX’s 9-1-1: Lone Star.

“The focus of the DriveH2 movement is to bring awareness to the zero-emission choices we can make in our day-to-day lives,” said Brian Goldstein, EIN’s Executive Director. “What you choose to wear and drive has a direct impact on our planet and future. This gala will be a fun, collaborative celebration of the many ways we can fight climate change, as individuals and as a community. By joining forces with our friends at LAFW and the Petersen, we’ll highlight how various industries are adopting sustainable practices without sacrificing style.”

“Thoughtful, responsible fashion is the wave of the future,” said Arthur Chipman, Executive Producer of Los Angeles Fashion Week. “The fashion industry is moving in the direction of sustainability and we are so excited to share the work of the world’s leading design talent for what promises to be a beautiful and groundbreaking event.”

“We’ve already been partnering with DriveH2 and LA Fashion Week separately on other successful events and education initiatives,” said Michael Bodell, the Petersen Automotive Museum’s Chief Operating Officer. “It made sense to combine forces for a special, sustainability-focused event for LAFW next March, something we are honored to host at the Petersen.”

More details about this unique, star-studded opening night will be announced in the coming weeks.

ABOUT DriveH2 and EIN

DriveH2 is a public service initiative by Energy Independence Now (EIN), an environmental nonprofit committed to educating the world about the benefits of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. The organization engages in comprehensive research, policy advocacy and public outreach to promote the widespread adoption of a diverse zero emissions portfolio. Learn more at www.driveh2.org, or follow EIN’s story and updates across all social media platforms at @DriveH2

ABOUT LA Fashion Week

LA Fashion Week is an organization dedicated to raising the profile of fashion in the United States with focus on the emergence of Los Angeles as one of the most important cultural cities in the world. As the Official Fashion Week for the City of LA proclaimed by Mayor Eric Garcetti & California State Senator Ben Allen we are proud to be a leader in supporting the growing community of artists and designers that are a part of the cultural renaissance in Los Angeles and bringing them to the world stage. Learn more at https://lafw.net

ABOUT The Petersen Automotive Museum

The Petersen Automotive Museum Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charity. The museum is located at 6060 Wilshire Blvd. (at Fairfax) in Los Angeles, 90036. Admission prices are $17 for general admission adults, $15 for seniors and $12 for children ages 4 to 17. Active military with ID, personal care attendants and children under age 4 are admitted free. Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For general information, call 323-930-CARS or visit www.petersen.org.

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