Biomimicry fashion design

MA Fashion project: INCROPS

Stephane Rolland AW16

Prestige Hong Kong Magazine March 2022

Many things in life draw inspiration from nature. Technology, architecture, and all almost all things we create are made by observing the natural world around us. This Instagram account called fashion.biologique proves that fashion also looks a lot like fragments of nature. Many clothes designers, especially high-fashion ones, make their clothes look like trees, fish, birds, and many other things that belong in nature.

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WIRED A collaboration between designer Victoria Geaney, 29, and University of Cambridge academics Anton Kan, 29, and Bernardo Pollak, 28, it was created to further research the application of bioluminescent bacteria to fabrics. "It's a different light source - it's biological, it grows and then dies," explains Pollak. "It's an alternative type of technology."