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Fashion Remake exhibition on sustainable fashion
04 Mar '15
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Fashion Remake, an exhibition sponsored by the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana is showcasing sustainable fashion clothing.
The 30 garments and accessories from six young fashion designers, graduates of IED Moda Milan have been designed and created with fabrics from recycled PET.
These clothing have been created from Newlife fabrics, a range of textiles which are 100 per cent made in Italy and certified with yarns produced recycled used PET bottles.
While, the accessories have been created and made with the 3D printer Ekocycle Cube, which uses a filament, made from recycled plastic bottles.
The fabrics come from partners of C.L.A.S.S. platform like Borgini Jersey, GruppoCinque for fabrics, Lanfranchi for the zippers and Miroglio Textile with E.Volution for smart prints, all made from Newlife.
The “Fashion Remake” Oscar was awarded to Martina Maggiorelli of Florence, who interpreted the theme and the values of the world’s fair.
After having graduated from the Institute of Art, she decided to deepen her passion for abstract art at the IED in Milan.
“It has been a very intense and important experience working together with other designers and I am very excited to have won the award,” says Martina.
Martina was inspired by Martin Margiela, Belgian fashion designer who boasts collaborations with Lady Gaga, Simona Ventura and Renzo Rosso.
The future designer’s favourite colours are on one hand, the contrast of black and white and on the other, the delicacy of pastel colours that she will use in her creations.
The Newlife fabrics were provided by C.L.A.S.S. an international multi-platform network and the only one of its kind, offering fabrics and exclusive materials created using the most sustainable technologies.
C.L.A.S.S. is a 360° initiative that offers overall product development, specialised in a new way of understanding luxury fashion through the creation of innovative and sustainable design solutions. (AR)
The 30 garments and accessories from six young fashion designers, graduates of IED Moda Milan have been designed and created with fabrics from recycled PET.
These clothing have been created from Newlife fabrics, a range of textiles which are 100 per cent made in Italy and certified with yarns produced recycled used PET bottles.
While, the accessories have been created and made with the 3D printer Ekocycle Cube, which uses a filament, made from recycled plastic bottles.
The fabrics come from partners of C.L.A.S.S. platform like Borgini Jersey, GruppoCinque for fabrics, Lanfranchi for the zippers and Miroglio Textile with E.Volution for smart prints, all made from Newlife.
The “Fashion Remake” Oscar was awarded to Martina Maggiorelli of Florence, who interpreted the theme and the values of the world’s fair.
After having graduated from the Institute of Art, she decided to deepen her passion for abstract art at the IED in Milan.
“It has been a very intense and important experience working together with other designers and I am very excited to have won the award,” says Martina.
Martina was inspired by Martin Margiela, Belgian fashion designer who boasts collaborations with Lady Gaga, Simona Ventura and Renzo Rosso.
The future designer’s favourite colours are on one hand, the contrast of black and white and on the other, the delicacy of pastel colours that she will use in her creations.
The Newlife fabrics were provided by C.L.A.S.S. an international multi-platform network and the only one of its kind, offering fabrics and exclusive materials created using the most sustainable technologies.
C.L.A.S.S. is a 360° initiative that offers overall product development, specialised in a new way of understanding luxury fashion through the creation of innovative and sustainable design solutions. (AR)
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