The future isn’t set in stone and we can all influence it and make choices that take those baby-steps (because, yes, change can be very slow) towards a better future for all of us. However, it can be very difficult to see what those steps can be. I believe that for a sustainable fashion future, […]

A few days after submitting the MA Fashion Futures dissertation, my mind is still editing it, and I have tell myself to stop – it’s done – on to the next step! But I might never be done with this subject of how we as designers work and how it affects the future. And I […]

I have created a questionnaire as a part om my MA research. I believe the future is for us all to shape together. Therefore I want to present you with four future fashion scenarios. The scenarios represent consumer experiences that are based on existing predictions and emerging technologies and how they are being used and […]

There is a clear discourse within then sustainability debate about changing how objects are made and the capitalist system within which they exist. The capitalist system spawns a materialism centred on acquisition and within it sustainable practices are to a large extent focused on technical product improvement. The emotional durability of objects as well as the material durability is discussed in connection with sustainable consumption. In a world where resources are limited and the number of people is increasing rapidly, would a more meaningful relationship with the objects around us decrease the need to own many things? To what extent designers can influence this, is a prominent question.

What would fashion look like in my ideal world?