Technological fashion

Fashion designers dabble with gadgetry but the high street seems a long way from their catwalk experiments2015 gears up to be the year of wearable tech

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In the 2020s, the Netherlands breeds startups that push fashion to experiment in both technology and sustainability, such as 3D digital design, biodesigned textiles and new manufacturing techniques. With sustainability at the core of their philosophy, they are helping fashion to reimagine its business models. “Our fashion ecosystem covers all aspects of sustainability, digital transformation, innovation and disruptive technologies,” says Marike Geertsma.

Designer Ying Gao has created dresses with eye-tracking technology that light up, move and change shape when they are looked at. The gaze-activated ivory dresses resemble jellyfish when they light up (right).

Vogue Runway on Instagram: "@anrealage_official put on a light show for their Paris Fashion Week presentation. Designer Kunihiko Morinaga had UV lights uncover heat reactive colors on what first appeared to be a plain white fall 2023 collection. The photochromic display presents a dialogue between craft and technology. Tap the link in bio to discover the collection. Video by @luke_leitch"

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Fashion Institute of Technology Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection, runway looks, beauty, models, and reviews.

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In the wake of ChatGPT, the next frontier for computer-generated content is fashion photography. Gayle MacDonald explores whether the industry is ready to let AI get behind the lens

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Exciting biodynamic shapes, futuristic techniques and beautiful materials, inspired by aquatic urbanism, were key to the new haute couture collection by Iris van Herpen. Main photograph above and cover picture by Elli Ioannou for DAM Iris van Herpen's Autumn/Winter 2023-24 haute couture collection, presented in Paris, drew inspiration from architects, oceanographers, and futuristic floating cities, her creations blurred the boundaries between fashion and architecture. With a palette that…

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Technologies and new inventions are increasingly incorporated into our everyday life, and with all the benefits and improvements they bring, they also have an impact on our mental health: We are technologically more and more advanced, but we are still vulnerable humans on the inside — and humans have always found protection and retreat in nature. Recycling camping equipment and army supplies as well as using modern materials and digital prints, AWE merges both worlds together.

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In the future I would like to keep blending fashion with technology and to experiment within these fields. I’m striving to be surrounded by an inspirational and international atmosphere that will get me a deeper understanding of the role of fashion and design nowadays.