Fashion
EXOFORM by Daniel Widrig Connects the Human Body, Sculpture, and Architecture
London-based artist, architect, and designer Daniel Widrig explores the relationship between the human body and…
Anrealage Turns Dresses into Living, Color-Shifting Skin
Clothes usually keep the same face from morning to night. Kunihiko Morinaga has never accepted…
The Wave Bag Turns Parametric Design into a Wearable Object
Designed by architect Buse Yagci, The Wave Bag translates parametric architecture into a wearable object…
8 Unforgettable Fashion Shows at Historic Sites
Architecture not only shapes the environment we live in but also directs many aspects of…
Harvard Unveils Shape-Shifting Knitted Fabric with Built-In Sensors
Researchers at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have…
This Robotic Clothing Wraps Around You in Just 10 Seconds
Imagine standing still for a moment as your jacket quietly comes to life. The fabric…
Paris Haute Couture Didn’t Expect Temple Architecture to Steal the Show
Long before glass skyscrapers and parametric façades transformed city skylines, India's temples were already masterpieces…
Iris van Herpen Unveils the World’s First Plasma-Powered Couture Dress at Paris Couture Week
Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen has once again pushed the boundaries of haute couture…
What Happens When Temple Architecture Walks the Paris Haute Couture Fall 2026 Runway?
At the intersection of architecture, sculpture, and couture, Rahul Mishra's Haute Couture Fall 2026 collection,…
When Stone Learns to Flow: How Gaudí’s Architecture Became Schiaparelli’s Fall 2026 Couture
Fashion often borrows from architecture, but few collections dissolve the boundary between the two disciplines…
Can Bacteria Replace Textile Dyes? OXMAN’s Vigils Explains the Next Generation of Fashion
For centuries, the textile industry has treated color as something applied to fabric after it…
At Paris Fashion Week, Rick Owens Unveils Inflatable Adidas Suits That Cool the Body
What if clothing could function like architecture, creating its own microclimate, regulating comfort, and responding…
