A Fashion Center in East London Looks to Sustainable Economic Regeneration
London-based firm Adams & Sutherland has recently transformed a row of underutilized garages into the fashion hub Poplar Works.
London-based firm Adams & Sutherland has recently transformed a row of underutilized garages into the fashion hub Poplar Works.
A dress by threeASFOUR consists of tiny spherical cells made of photopolymers that refract light, creating an iridescent effect.
The futuristic-funky sneaker collection, which launches this week, is a step toward sustainability and material circularity for the footwear industry.
The lab’s new Hack-Ability Kit offers DIY fashion solutions for people with disabilities.
Called Material Institute, the center offers production space, mentorships, training, and educational programming.
Hemmed in by quotation marks and material double-entendres, the IIT College of Architecture–educated designer can’t break through the brands he uses to define his work.
For Dior: From Paris to the World, Shigematsu and his team draw from the famed fashion house’s history while employing a high-impact material palette.
With curving vignettes designed by Hariri & Hariri, Contemporary Muslim Fashion at the de Young Museum aims to upend stereotypes that come with modest dress.
Textile design is, to say the least, a varied field. High-tech woven wearables seem far removed from efforts…
For this six-part series, Metropolis asked Knoll Textile's creative director, Dorothy Cosonas, what inspires her—here's what she told us.
The museum's genre-defying show—its first fashion-themed exhibition in 21 years— is as much about politics as it is about clothing.
The Berlin-based designer is propelled by an intense interrogation of materials; her work ranges from table cloths to office interiors.
Thanks to its diverse programming, the new store is as much a much a cultural venue as it is a commercial space.
'Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination,' opening today, examines the deep connections between contemporary fashion and faith.
In contrast to fashion’s often reductive constructions of female identity, the Zero woman is real, with all the complexities that this entails.
The e-tailer's first brick-and-mortar store, designed by New York firm Leong Long, embraces its ethos of "radical transparency."
Called Loop, the New York–based designers have created a playful, quarter-mile track for thousands of white glass marbles at a Seoul gallery.
From Burberry to the burkini, the museum spotlights the cultural significance of clothing for the first time in seven decades.
The exhibition, which uses a design lens to explore fashion's many functional, aesthetic, and social dimensions, will run from October 01, 2017 to January 28, 2018.
Parsons School of Design and AARP's "Disrupt Aging Design Challenge" asks students to design solutions for older clients. Camila Chiriboga's winning design helps blind wearers navigate the world, fashionably.