23 Ιαν 2012
the next trend: fashion nerd
Ετικέτες
design futures,
e-textiles,
electronic textiles,
Fairytale Fashion,
fashion nerd,
science fashion,
smart clothing
12 Ιαν 2012
what if...
is it possible to transform casual wear into hi-tech clothing that will allow us to use the latest technology in many forms and applications to our indoor and outdoor routine ?
imagine you wearing outfits that corresponds instantly to the environment. so for example you don't have to sweat or cold.
imagine clothes that can monitor your health or even the clothes itself acts like a treatment.
imagine what you wear expresses your emotions and personality.
I see great potential to the hole science - fashion interest. For how long is going to be science fiction anymore? When the future stuff will become present?
if you ask me, i think we are witnessing the real first steps ; )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRX-3DDBow0&feature=related
imagine you wearing outfits that corresponds instantly to the environment. so for example you don't have to sweat or cold.
imagine clothes that can monitor your health or even the clothes itself acts like a treatment.
imagine what you wear expresses your emotions and personality.
I see great potential to the hole science - fashion interest. For how long is going to be science fiction anymore? When the future stuff will become present?
if you ask me, i think we are witnessing the real first steps ; )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRX-3DDBow0&feature=related
Ετικέτες
e-textiles,
electronic textiles,
emotional sensing,
Philips Desing,
Probes,
SKIN Dress,
smart clothing,
wearable technology
8 Ιαν 2012
● This is an example of kinetic fabric that can give us a small window to look into the future. The importance of technology to fashion industry and how scientists can help the image of fashion today becoming more useful to our everyday life. Hussein Chalayan knew better.
I did research the materials mr. Chalayan uses in his collections and it was a big surprise to me. A material called SMA (Shape Memory Alloys), is an alloy that 'remembers' its original shape and can be modified by heating. It's lightweight, resist to very high and very low temperatures -30℃ to +70℃ and it has applications in industries from medicine to robotics and aerospace. The most interesting property of SMA is the two-way shape-memory effect. This means the material can remember 2 different shapes: one at the low temp, and one at the high temp shape.
Here you can see is how it works.
In other words, it doesn't need tailoring!
Ετικέτες
design future,
fashion,
hussein chalayan,
kinetic couture,
science,
shape memory alloys,
SMA,
smart clothing,
smart fashion,
wearable technology
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