Technological Innovation Produces Practical New Fabrics

At the end of the busy year end, Monday takes you to relax and look at the new fabrics that you can't ignore in this fall and winter.

The metal coated fabric is already a bit strange. Now, Valentino actually has a kind of shiny fabric made of traditional crepe, which looks like metal printing. But after careful study, it is actually used on the black bottom.

Dense embroidery of vibrant and passionate abstract flower patterns.

Rebel female artists, representing Giosetta Fioroni, Carol Rama and Carla Accardi, inspired designers Chiuri and Piccioli to inspire them to break through their boundaries, combining the elegance of 60s with the wild print of pop, through modern stitching technology. The choice of advanced grey metal embroidery thread has made the costumes still elegant and maintain the style of Valentino.

If Valentino's Crepe embroidery coats can be worn out of the street everyday, the following novelties are not everyone's daring to try.

On the Francesco Scognamiglio show, the supermodel Karmen Pedaru wears the brand's high waist black.

Sit in the front row.

Scognamiglio's trousers have been well tailored for a long time, but the designer can not be willing to mediocre heart, and prompted him to work with an engineer to design a unique corset, which combines 3D printing technology and integrated molding technology. These silicone corsets extend straight from the chin to the hips, and feel like thin hard rubber.

Because of the use of skin tone, the outside world has different opinions on this creation. When matching a cardigan coat, it makes the wearer look like a plastic dummy. Only Scognamiglio can make a positive contribution to the scientific and technological progress of daily dress.

In the morning of Iris van Herpen autumn and winter, Karl Lagerfeld made the show a supermarket hypermarket, the classic Chanel bag vacuum packaging, and turned it into a commodity on the shelf.

A few hours later, in the afternoon of the afternoon, Iris van Herpen further applied the "vacuum packaging".

On the body.

Iris van Herpen is one of the few people who really pursue progress in the fashion industry. The 3D printing technology is now being introduced into the fashion industry by her. Now it has become one of her iconic features.

This season, she and the Canadian architect Philip Beesley jointly designed silicone 3D printing skirt, full of aesthetic feeling of the construction industry.

The vacuum plastic dress of the show's axis is simply unforgettable. She explained, "this is a big explosion from inside to outside."

Integrating traditional handicraft with modern high technology and integrating true and false elements, Van Herpen is developing new territory.

Her next plan is to join hands with CERN (European Commission on Nuclear Research), that is, the group of people who study super colliders.