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- A future for sustainable fashion? Materia at State of FashionFrom 1 June until 22 July, the first ever State of Fashion is held in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Materia went to check out the…
- Fashion show Talking Trash! opens the Dutch Sustainable Fashion WeekTrash heaps are growing higher and higher, and textile waste is a major part of that, thanks to fast fashion. Tackling both problems at…
- Unfolding ‘Unfolding Fashion Tech: Pioneers of Bright Futures’Published in August this year, the book Unfolding Fashion Tech: Pioneers of Bright Futures, edited by Marina Toeters of by-wire.net and published by Onomatopee,…
- Material Xperience part 3: Meet the future of Fashion & Workwear!Four more weeks and Material Xperience 2018 will take place in Rotterdam Ahoy, the Netherlands! This year, we show you materials and special items from the…
- State of Fashion: searching for the new luxuryState of Fashion is a large-scale international fashion event that that is entirely devoted to sustainable fashion. The first edition of this four-yearly event…
- The future of fashion materialsThe Dutch Fashion for Good Museum developed an in-house exhibition called GROW which shows biomaterials which might just be the future of fashion materials.…
- MaterialDistrict Expo: Fancy FashionMaterialDistrict is partner of Fashion? Future design for the present, an exhibition curated and organised by Marina Toeters. MaterialDistrict will be present with the…
- From Wastewater To Fashion: Textile Dye Developed From Sewage SludgeResearchers at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) and Dutch fashion label Hul le Kes have developed garments coloured with a pigment recovered from…
- 3D Printing Meets Fashion: Open-Source Scale Dress by Anouk Wipprecht3D printing is expanding beyond industrial and product design, making a substantial impact in the fashion world. The Open-Source Scale Dress, designed by Anouk…
- Leather W-all FashionW-ALL FASHION's magnetic system allows you to create your own design.The Oro&Luce collection represents a selection gold textures in 24K gold, printed leathers, mother of pearl, glass pearls, CNC carved wood and DuPont Corian solid surfaces.
- Combining architecture and fashionWith Resilient Skin Code, a collaboration between the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London and the Design School of Politecnico di Milano, participants…
- Julia Kaleta – Shades of sustainable colours: how designers are re-defining the role of colour in the fashion industry?Julia Kaleta is a critical fashion practitioner, sustainable colour researcher, and the author of Atlas of Sustainable Colour(s) – an ongoing research project into…
- Fashionable wetsuits made with limestoneDutch ‘water fashion’ brand Wallien offers colourful wetsuits made from neoprene made from limestone and produced using sustainable energy. Neoprene was first invented on…
- Luciana Dos Santos Duarte – The Fabric of the Forest: how innovative rubber materials are produced in the Amazon for fashion companiesDr. Luciana dos Santos Duarte is a multidisciplinary researcher, holding a joint-degree PhD in Production Engineering (Brazil) and in Development Studies at Erasmus University…
- Circular Recycling Makes Mixed-Fibre Fashion RecyclableRecycling garments made from mixed fibres has long been a challenge for the fashion and textile industry. Many stretch fabrics, including lingerie, swimwear and…
- Be fashionable with handbags made from applesIn the world of material innovation, we see more and more awareness of the impact materials have on the world. When we realise that…
- Fashionable SheersInspired by the diversity of nature and the world’s cultural multiplicity, textile designer Pernille Holm has created a highly personal design universe. She is determined, yet experimental in her work to integrate the organic and create a soft and tactile connection between the exterior and interior Inspired by the diversity of nature and the world’s cultural multiplicity, textile designer Pernille Holm has created a highly personal design universe. She is determined, yet experimental in her work to integrate the organic and create a soft and tactile connection between the exterior and interior, resulting in textiles with an interplay between materials, textures and colours.
- The Future of Fashion: an interview with Marina ToetersWhat will fashion look like in the future? Will we dress ourselves with fabrics made from mushrooms or old fruit? Marina Toeters, design and…
