Technology inspired fashion

The end of the world is not the end of couture. Dutch designer Iris van Herpen merges 3-D printer technology with high-end fashion for a postapocalyptic result.

In the 2020s, the Netherlands breeds startups that push fashion to experiment in both technology and sustainability, such as 3D digital design, biodesigned textiles and new manufacturing techniques. With sustainability at the core of their philosophy, they are helping fashion to reimagine its business models. “Our fashion ecosystem covers all aspects of sustainability, digital transformation, innovation and disruptive technologies,” says Marike Geertsma.

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Fashion designers dabble with gadgetry but the high street seems a long way from their catwalk experiments2015 gears up to be the year of wearable tech

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The Beijing-based designer discusses the inspiration and technology behind her luminescent Into The Deep collection.

In the future I would like to keep blending fashion with technology and to experiment within these fields. I’m striving to be surrounded by an inspirational and international atmosphere that will get me a deeper understanding of the role of fashion and design nowadays.

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