The Future of Fashion

[@pumkinpie27]

I'm hoping they can create more sustainable materials, and biodegradable fabric. Reduce landfill waste and pollution that quick fashion companies cause.

[@Grace.Robinson]

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[@charlesborden1027]

I'm excited for the sustainability aspect -especially on big players like Kering. That materials innovation lab might be a huge advantage for its brands. Imagine if Bottega Veneta offered a highly engineered vegan leather option for all its future products. What about bacterial and reconstituted fibers? Milk fibers for example that have certain skin and pH properties. The luxury sector of fashion will I think in the near future will feel the responsibility and desire to sponsor these exclusive innovations so that they get the R+D they deserve to be eventually made for everybody.

[@judyp1078]

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[@someonewithsomename]

vegan leather is plastic. So it's not sustainable.

[@alexzandriaashton4123]

@@someonewithsomename Vegan leather could also be something like leather made from pineapple skins (pinatex! ), all the way to corn!

[@alexzandriaashton4123]

I agree! The luxury space has the money to do so, and once they make this a regular thing, it will make it more affordable for smaller brands, and fast fashion companies to adopt which would decrease the poor labor standards that the industry currently holds.

[@tthe90skid]

"when it comes down to it, the ultimate end user for any of these is human beings." (5:21) - a discussion I'd like to see expand: to what extent is nature and technology exploitable to human beings?

[@nxixtxexvxixsxixoxn]

Looking forward to download bootlegs of Rick Owens and print them at home in 2025

[@LizaLavolta]

I am so ready to wear these clothes

[@annickjehanne]

Just organized Fashiontechdays and so many new ideas and creative inspiration,great!

[@Grace.Robinson]

Love this!

[@ChrisSummerfield]

Nice Flash back Thanks

[@Edithaliceb]

The victorias secret fashion show used 3D printing in 2013,Lindsay Ellinson wore it

[@veronicaphiri7432]

"Not just gimmicky, but actually wearable " - LOVE.

[@IndieRockLover100]

who is the designer at 6:23?

[@prensadhileaproducci]

Desde Argentina thank you for sharing

[@ruoxizeng3628]

why am i watching this 2019

[@skylialvarez126]

5:27 I NEED THAT KANKEN

[@arianacox6054]

very interesting!

[@EinMashiniste]

Please, somebody tell me the what's the music 2:22?

[@nomini_nom]

i need it too :/

[@zonadeopinion9372]

Todo se adapta y modifica, tendencias van y vienen pero la tecnología nunca se detiene.

[@JamieA242]

its cute that theyre excited about 3D printing and people being able to print out t-shirt designs they find online. its like how people have a phone and instagram and think they are photographers and people who install music production software on their computer and think theyre DJ's. as soon as there are 3D printers people will be printing their own clothes instead of buying branded stuff. oh and as for buying and downloading designs online? there comes piracy. your elite fashion cult industry is soon going to have everyone invited. brands and fashion designers will become obsolete. i'll just watch a video tutorial of how to use this software that controls a 3D printer and make my own stuff because it will be that easy and cheap. please keep being nieve and investing in your destruction, i've always wanted to make my own clothes.

[@jeffso]

Ultimately it comes down to the end user, you, to have agency. The tools are actually available today, it is no longer unfeasible for you to start your own economy through creation. Sure, the idea of Instagram being the sole proponent of a photographer is absurd to some, but it is precisely the professionals that pass up these new opportunities that go under the table. It's through innovation and branding, that you can monetize your ideas to people who rely on convenience, ease and consumption. As said in the video, you have to be fast in today's industry; otherwise you'll lose to those who can appeal to a wider audience in a shorter period of time using less resources.

[@augusto7681]

+JamieA242 Yes everyone can be a photographer, a musician and make their clothes but always will have someone that highlight in the crowd. The cheap design, the bad music will be forget in the time while the great still be admired. There no difference just more competition.

[@octaviodigianni905]

you didn't get anything

[@hsin-roepan276]

It’s not that simple... for starters, not everyone has the eye for design and will want to purchase designs online. Second, not everyone will likely get access to design softwares to make their own designs for a long time or even understand how to use them. Third, even when this becomes the case, online designs will then reach the same level as music. Songs are downloaded illegally all the time, but there is so much more attached to music in popular culture than the song that it will still be profitable as an industry. And lastly, people will probably turn back to traditional manufacturing processes from time to time when it becomes “retro” like vinyl.

[@c.b5996]

Hsin-Roe Pan very well said

[@nomini_nom]

anyone know the name of the track that starts at 0:00 and ends at 0:53 ?

[@nomini_nom]

still nothing. bruh

[@starjeweller]

Interesting. But I hating plastic waste production of the fashion seasonable "trendy - manipulated" industry :( More than fascinating fashion is sustainability = ecoLOGICAL future trends for the green - thinking generations. Earth is a smallest and rarest LIVING PLANET of the universe for the consume fashion theatres….

[@princess7strawberry]

My thoughts exactly. I would be all for this progression of fashion and technology, but as someone who is transitioning to a zero waste lifestyle, all I see from this video is more production waste. If they had made the case of how this technology would be used to support sustainability (perhaps, less clothing would be worn out and thrown away, material used is from recycled waste, tech clothing- such as the phone-charger and heater mentioned- is self-charging by solar, etc.), I would be more on board with this. And I do feel that this fashion tech is perfectly capable of implementing eco-friendly features and practices within their business. Ecology compliments fashion and technology so well, that it could be adopted so easily so easily by these creators and should be emphasized just as much as the art and science aspect of it.

[@xxAniaAgataxx]

that was so interesting!

[@dallassegno]

lol if you remove the exclusivity from anything the flavour is diluted and it becomes worthless

[@octaviodigianni905]

some people don't want exclusivity

[@dallassegno]

cool, let me know

[@octaviodigianni905]

+Dallas Segno let you know what?

[@mademoisellet6400]

Although interesting, it looks really uncomfortable and cold. Imma sticks to my woolen sweater.

[@alisonlewis5626]

I'd like to know who the people are in this video. It's not on the video.

[@pheebsbee1280]

Anything rather then something produced in a sweatshop

[@massimosalerno3075]

WHO IS THE GILR THAT TALKS AT MINUT 1.24 PLEASE????

[@eldimemaj2964]

Will it be fashion that is wearable usable and less for fashion and more for aesthic and use that is affordable

[@PedroRodriguez-bw2ow]

when we get to the point where we can print out clothes they will loose their bussiness lol unless they make that tecnology the most expensive thing ever

[@Model_Roe]

I am going to be a Supermodel

[@MariaSuarez-lu6km]

quien me puede traducir y hacer un resumen??

[@reynaelizabeth9757]

❤️

[@Melanittanigra]

sick glory boys shirt, upper middle class white 20-something male.

[@levmyshkin8366]

+Nathan P Be careful dude! That comment may dissuade other well to do types from buying trending rap merchandise, thus leading to race riots, impositions on free speech and eventually martial law.

[@MV-uv5kv]

wow the dude with the cheif keef shirt and drake hat. sheeeesssssh

[@AstridAdelya]

Ayy

[@angelportal5378]

3D printing of cotton, wool and leather !! what is he smoking !cmon thats not going to happen

[@phono7312]

iPhone didn't happen? is this all a lie?

[@mentuhotepii2641]

plouk zoing it will happen!

[@Ephemeralliberty]

If we can 3D print organs we can 3D print fabric.

[@someonewithsomename]

@@Ephemeralliberty yeah, but why would you 3d print wool and leather, if you could 3d print something more ethical, ecologically friendly and sustainable?

[@christinafiore2480]

@@someonewithsomename Don't you think it's more ethical to allow technology to assist in the fast paced production of clothing rather than slaves doing it in sweatshops?

[@arabinn]

how come the people in this video talking about the BS are wearing cloths that are made the old-fashioned way???

[@JohnDoe-pe7ql]

It's because the very thought of looking normal in the fashion world is deemed "basic". I think they are more talking about how technology could change fashion in the years to come, however we are not there yet.

[@HEARTpastFULL]

I just want to be able to print whole wardrobes and collections from any season any era yeah hurry up with that+

[@clementinemonroe717]

So what's the point? Who buys this stuff?

[@mariamisia8540]

niedługo nie bedzie ubrań tylko hologramy

[@adda7256]

NO écologique!!!

[@juancarlosmartinez1718]

The circus

[@arush498]

Wtf Can 3d printer print Condoms 😂😂

[@jasonsantamari8703]

music gets fkn annoying in the beginning... terrible edition :(

[@clementinemonroe717]

All these people have dead eyes

[@nickb220]

oh my goodness 4:26 is she anorexic?

[@sigginode]

NASTY GAL IS A COPY CAT!!!HOW YOU CAN TALK ABOUT IT AS A SUCCESSFUL BRAND????SHE COPIES EVERYTHING!

[@lucasfromthevalley]

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[@edithmonge1884]

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[@vinnieagogo]

The Worlds Just One Big Drag Ball.....