Next spring it will be all about color, or not. The burst of colors
mixed with interesting textures and simple lines. Or you can wear black
and white outfits.
London-based designer Amy Rainbow
Winters showed in a FashionWare area at the Consumer Electronics Show the dress
that changes its colors. The item is made of fabric with fiber optics woven in
and sensors in the sleeves.
British Mall presents 100 years of East
London Fashion in 100 seconds. The Viral Factory produced this short film
celebrating 100 years of fashion in East London in 100 seconds.
A sweater that checks your mood, lace
made of strawberry roots or a dress that uses wood as textiles: the third
edition of the Futurotextiles exhibition presents the intriguing alliance of
textile innovation, high fashion and art.
At the end of an exhausting day I came across De-Mes’Tiks
by Reyben Reuel. The designer seems to have a bold point of view in women’s
fashion. The prints are daring and have great bright colors.
“I started my project for a Creative
Festival in Florence in October 2010. I participated to a creativity market
where I presented and sold for the first time my hand painted T-shirt. I got so
many nice compliments and requests from family, friends and people, that I
started to make some for other people”.
They stare at you with indifference as
if you don’t even exist. The characters have their own personality. You just
can’t take your eyes off of them. All black on white, with a little bit of red
to stand out from the crowd. Simple and yet complicated drawings. Hip. Modern.
Sensual. That is how I would describe the “Art to Ware” T-shirts drawings.
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