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.
Sesigners wish to bring nature
closer to fashion by using amazing fibers such as the spider silk from
Madagascar, five times stronger than steel and two times more elastic than
nylon, or the Japanese ancestral fabric fujifu made from the fiber lying under
the bark of the branch of the wisteria, which was notably used in designing
kimonos.
Another
exhibit SF cloth is the red wine dress, made by allowing microbes to ferment
and "grow" into fabric that on the surface, has an aesthetic very
similar to the meat dress famously worn by Lady Gaga.
You can
also see an anti-bacterian night gown, the dress that purifies the air, or the
one that shows you feelings through light.
The
exhibit travels around the world since 2009.
For program
or other details enter the site http://www.futurotextiles.com/
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