In the future wardrobe

In the future wardrobe

In the future, the wardrobe may become completely unnecessary.

The future of fashion is greater than the past.

We invest in things at a higher cost or maybe we look for other ways, for example, by subscription, the idea is interesting in that we can pay a membership fee.

And I believe that the digital generation wants to consume like that. The reason they go to big stores is because of the speed with which they want to change fashion. Clothes should be transformable.

The digitalization of clothing will happen, technologies will integrate. One day we will wear computers on our bodies.

There will come a time when technology will feel like silk. Technology will be soft like wool, and you can wash it.

And it's hard because we're still working with silicone.

This is what will be the transformation. In the future, when there is microcomputing, the science of fabrics will be transformed - this is a hint of what the new world will be like - it will be a completely new world of fashion.

It's exciting for us as designers to see this future on the horizon and know that better things are on the way.

We have 2 ways: and one of them is to turn these indicators towards a healthier planet. And our business: making clothes, we can remove unnecessary processes with less impact.

And our clients care about this too – increasing the life cycle of things using best practices.

In general, it's hard to get people to change their behavior. A whole generation grew up going to Zara and H&M, buying such cheap things.

That they had no understanding that there were other options, that was all they knew.

I think fashion is almost ready for computerization, mechanics, cyber design – it’s coming like a tsunami from nowhere.

Believe it or not, the concept of clothing is about to change.

And whether it will move towards technology, biology, sustainability, or all of these, or something completely different, no one knows.

But we reflect on our time, so we become more experienced in perceiving transformations.

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