Clothes made with a biotextile that lives through photosynthesis | ecoist Many people may throw away clothes that have not been worn anymore for various reasons. There must be hardly anyone who knows how much clothes have been thrown away. According to a survey by the Organization for Small & Medium Enterprises and Regional Innovation, JAPAN, 1 million tons of clothes equivalent to 3.3 billion clothes are discarded every year in Japan. One million tons per year for a population of 120 million people means that each person discards 8.3 kilograms of clothes per year. This is thought to be due to the fact that in addition to the trend of fast fashion, the variety of clothing has increased, and many brands have been trying to join the various trends. An innovative solution that aims for not only reducing such “clothing loss” but also changing consumers’ mindset has been launched. The clothes are fully compostable, and more importantly, the material will work to purify the air through photosynthesis while living. （エコイスト編集部）
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Magazine mode : beauté, people, culture, vie perso, astro, votre magazine mode Glamour What does fashion’s top trend-spotter think we’ll be wearing in the 2020s? | Fashion When Lidewij – or Li – Edelkoort started her career as a trend forecaster 45 years ago, people thought her job was “witchcraft”, she says. “Men would be giggling at the end of the room. But I have gained respect,” she says, “because I have been right so many times.” The Dutch 69-year-old is fashion’s best-known soothsayer, a woman who has spent more than four decades helping brands, including Prada, Zara and Coca-Cola, to anticipate customer desire. She is also the dean of hybrid design studies for the prestigious New York fashion college Parsons School of Design, a curator (one recent exhibition was an installation in Tokyo in which Google devices were placed among artisanal homeware), and a regular on “most influential people” lists in fashion and design. When we meet, she is swathed in loose, dark layers of Eskandar and Issey Miyake, and has just delivered a lecture to a rapt audience of 100 fashion and retail buyers in London. “I can work 25 years ahead,” she says. Muted colours
pixelcreation.fr magazine du graphisme design illustration video 3D: Accueil Grazia : la mode, la beauté, les people et le luxe Beautiful People: The Boutique in 1960s Counterculture | Fashion and Textile Museum Exhibition Dates: 3 July – 4 October 2020 | Book Now “We were young, rich and beautiful, and the tide – we thought – was turning in our favour. We were going to change everything, of course, but mostly we were going to change the rules”. – Marianne Faithful. In the mid-1960s a handful of Chelsea boutiques sparked a fashion revolution. Beautiful People explores fabulous and rare examples from these era-defining stores and designers, examining the shared free spirit of Granny Takes A Trip, Hung On You, Apple, Biba, Mr Fish, Thea Porter, Ossie Clark and more. Exhibition Dates: 3 July – 4 October 2020 Open Tuesdays to Saturdays, 11am – 6pm Thursdays until 8pm Sundays, 11am – 5pm Last admission 45 minutes before closing Closed Mondays Please note: The Museum does not have a permanent display, and instead offers one focused temporary exhibition every three months within a year which allows the Museum to display a rich variety of contemporary fashion and textile items.
Snatch - Le magazine des bons et des méchants Actualité à la Une étapes: design & culture visuelle Magazine Antidote | Mode, Société, Musique, Art, Nuit... | Magazine Antidote Près de Thiberville, Juliette partage ses coups de cœur dans sa mini-gazette | L'Éveil Normand Par Lina TranPublié le 22 Jan 24 à 10:00 Voir mon actu Peut-être avez-vous aperçu au côté de prospectus publicitaires dans quelques commerces de Cormeilles, de Bernay et même de Pont-L’Évêque un petit papier en format A5 au titre intriguant « La mini gazette du bouche à oreille ». En regardant les petites lignes, on découvre un nom : Juliette Viaud, à la rédaction, à la maquette et à la photo. Arrivée en septembre 2023 à Asnières, l’euroise a décidé de lancer son mini-journal bimestriel gratuit, qu’elle crée de A à Z toute seule. Elle y partage « ses coups de cœur » gastronomiques, culturels, ses rencontres, ses sorties… Mais derrière cette gazette, l’idée est aussi de pouvoir rencontrer de nouvelles personnes et échanger avec elles. Tout est local Bien que nouvelle dans la région, le territoire est loin de lui être inconnu. Mais pourquoi faire un journal en format papier ? Je réfléchissais à le décliner en format papier, puis j’ai vu qu’une imprimerie se situait à 200 mètres de chez moi.