For anyone with an interest in sustainable design and fashion, a new exhibition will be opening at the UTS gallery in late July.
Bringing together fashion design, textiles, illustration and digital media, the exhibition aims to present new models for the fashion industry to move forward for a less wasteful, more sustainable future.
Most excitingly, the key note speaker at the accompanying symposium will be Dr Kate Fletcher, author of 'Sustainable Fashion & Textiles: Design Journeys'.
Fashioning Now: Changing the Way we Make and Use Clothes
Showing posts with label sustainable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sustainable. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Friday, July 11, 2008
Mend and Make do
This week's task was a little something for a local company I do a bit of work for, Earthly Goods. Earthly Goods creates bespoke quilts and homewares for customers, with a sustainable ethos, using recycled and vintage fabrics, hemp and organic cotton wadding.
Many people may have a stash of special fabrics or embroidered linens, without really having a way to make use of them. So the idea behind Earthly Goods is to take these precious fabrics and showcase them on a quilt or some such so they can be enjoyed in daily life.
No project is too big, or too small, as can be seen by this little makeup case I whipped up for an Earthly Goods client.
Many people may have a stash of special fabrics or embroidered linens, without really having a way to make use of them. So the idea behind Earthly Goods is to take these precious fabrics and showcase them on a quilt or some such so they can be enjoyed in daily life.
No project is too big, or too small, as can be seen by this little makeup case I whipped up for an Earthly Goods client.
Labels:
Earthly Goods,
recycled,
sustainable,
vintage linen
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