What if our clothes were only half-finished?

by slowmaterialism on 3. October 2017

Thoughts and inspiration can come from anywhere, as when randomly picking up a magazine on the tube because it slid behind you and the seat when you sat down and then absentmindedly starting to read it until something catches your eye. In this case it was an article about the architect Alejandro Aravena’s work in the Chilean favelas, making half-houses, or in a sense half-finished houses.

Neither superficial nor insignificant

by slowmaterialism on 31. August 2017

Why should fashion design not be taken seriously as a way to shape the future?

Sketching out scenarios for the fashion industry

by slowmaterialism on 15. August 2017

Lately I’ve almost felt more like a cartoonist than a fashion designer, and frankly it’s been fun. Researching technology, trend forecasts and theories people have about the future of the fashion industry in order to make up my own ideas of how things could develop and then sketching out my scenarios, so that I can […]