In the just-concluded Spring-Summer 2020 Fashion Week, what are the most discussed innovative fabrics? Not printing, nor fabrics are the most basic core of a fashion industry. Without good fabrics, creative clothes are even better. Embroidery; “Sustainable Fashion” is a hot topic for all editors and buyers.
This was originally proposed by British designer Stella McCartney: We buy new items every season, but have you ever wondered where to go with those old items? She insisted on not using animal fur, using recycled nylon fabrics as handbags, and “water-based leather” made of natural water-based polyurethane resin as leather shoes; Stella McCartney has spent more than 10 years vigorously promoting the use of regeneration Material fabrics finally achieved results on the show this year.
The landscape of the Dior show is focused on the greening of the city after the show; the gorgeous lights on the Saint Laurent show are using renewable energy to generate electricity. Even H & M, which has always been environmentally friendly, has also launched the Conscious series, which uses waste polyester bottles and recyclable organic cotton as fabrics to design a series of affordable and sustainable fashion.
To put it simply, sustainable fabrics refer to fiber fabrics that come with less water, energy and chemicals than traditional materials need to produce or grow. Water-based leather is a sustainable and environmentally-friendly fabric that combines water-based PU with recyclable fabrics. The Paris fashion rookie Marine Serre is a follower of sustainable fashion: natural dyes, recycled weaving, and even the jewelry appearing on the show are also composed of driftwood and shells picked up by the sea. Because of the raw materials, these jewelry have become unique representatives.
