#Kiss me fashion art collection portable

Utopian Bodies, installation shot of Resistance & Beauty gallery Utopian Bodies, Resistance & Society gallery

#Kiss me fashion art collection portable

The BBsuit 0.2 created by ByBorre and Eva de Laat, cleans polluted air through a portable filtering system Utopian Bodies, Viktor & RolfВ вЂњHana Bedtime StoryвЂќ H&M вЂњLoveвЂќ dress, in the exhibition gallery of the same name. Utopian Bodies, installation view of Sustainability gallery, with dresses by Issey Miyake, Dai Fujiwara, H&M, Hussein Chalaya and Miguel Mesa Posada вЂMini MikiвЂ™(centre red outfit)В by Bea Szenfeld, Resistance and Beauty gallery While functionality wasnвЂ™t exactly the primary focus, this avant garde fashion, like any art or design form, faithfully reproduced and reflected the needs and obsessions of a society, during the times in which they appear. Also on display were Hussein ChalayanвЂ™s ground-breaking table skirt and moulded plastic dress and Walter Van BeirendonckвЂ™s Stop Racism headdress from Crossed Crocodiles. Recent fashion contributions from Viktor & RolfвЂ™s, Issy Miyake, Dior, and Mcqueen were highlighted.

From a recycling perspective, Miguel Mesa PosadasвЂ™s clothes were made from recycled car tires, while Qmilks createdВ clothes out of biologically degradable milk fibres. CutecircuitвЂ™s shirts allowed you to send hugs to other wearers of their garments and Ying Gao made clothes that interact with an onlookers gaze or voice. Other inventive designs were Billie WhitehouseвЂ™s and Ben MoirвЂ™s Navigate Jacket that come with vibrating mechanisms embedded in the shoulders, allowing wearerвЂ™s to find their way without looking at a map. The technology section featured garments, made with laser cutting, that had sensors embedded into the fabric, to convert pressure, temperature, speed and movement into signals that mimicked some of the performances of the wearerвЂ™s skin. Valerie LamontagnesвЂ™ clothes change their properties according to the weather, pointing towards a future with less over specified garments, which would consume fewer natural resources. The BBsuit 0.2 created by ByBorre and Eva de Laat, cleans polluted air through a portable filtering system, while Pauline Van DongenвЂ™s solar panel shirt stores natural energy.

Utopian ideals were explored with a merging of creativity and technology over eleven themed galleries including Technology, Sustainability, Craft & form, Change, Craft & colour, Resistance & society, Resistance & beauty, Solidarity, Memory, Gender identity and Love.ДЇor example Smart Textiles created the first completely recyclable cotton fabric, which can minimize the environmental impact on cotton growing. Curated by Sofia Hedman, Serge Martynov and MГҐrten Castenfors, vivid, abstract set designs were used to compliment the boldness and originality of the styles. Harnessing a combination of high tech innovation and sensitivity to environmental issues, creativity in fashion was taken beyond a purely aesthetic appeal. LiljevalchsВґMuseum exhibition вЂњUtopian Bodies: Fashion Looks ForwardвЂќ focused on imaginable futures for the adorned body and useful developments in fashion in a challenging world. The recent Stockholm utopian fashion exhibition was no exception, with many aspects of modern design integrated into the couture that were inventive and served to elevate it into the future. Forward utopian projections usually lean towards the futuristic, combining surreal and adventurous design elements, sometimes outlandish and impractical, other times visionary and prophetic.