Fashion After Fabric editorial campaign

Fashion After
Fabric

A material future by Parallel Vision

The question is no longer what we will wear. It is what clothing becomes once fabric disappears.

Parallel Vision / Material Research

Parallel Vision / Material Research

Material Research
For Bodies In Transition

Fashion After Fabric studies garments after fabric: responsive matter, synthetic surfaces and body systems becoming environments around the body.

Material Film / 001

A moving study of surface, body and material transition.

Casting Archive / 04 Inhabitants

Worn by TheInhabitants

Fashion After Fabric expands through collaborations with musicians, performers and artists.

Each study records an inhabitant inside one of the project’s material systems.

Archive / 05 Material Systems

The Material Archive

  1. 01 — Chromia

    Responsive metallic skin

  2. 02 — Flesh Zero

    Synthetic tissue replacing the first layer of flesh

  3. 03 — Lotus 2063

    Protective volume and nightlife architecture

  4. 04 — Magnetic Tape

    Memory, media and reconstructed material

  5. 05 — DNA Mutation

    Biological adaptation and altered anatomy

Material Test 01

Reactive matter replacing fabric.

Fashion After Fabric explores clothing as a living interface where responsive materials, synthetic biology and engineered systems replace traditional textiles and become part of the human body.

Chromia preview

Chromia

Reactive alloy skins and liquid-metal body interfaces.

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Flesh Zero preview

Flesh Zero

Chrome, gas, foam and synthetic tissue collapsing into one living surface.

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Lotus 2063 preview

Lotus 2063

Oversized black ritual silhouettes for future nightlife.

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Magnetic Tape preview

Magnetic Tape

Analog memory translated into ribboned body architecture.

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DNA Mutation preview

DNA Mutation

Living surfaces, altered membranes and speculative bio-material.

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Future Development

Beyond the Image

Fashion After Fabric is an evolving archive of visual research, moving-image experiments and material propositions.

Its next stages move toward physical prototypes, installations, performance, projection and collaborations across fashion, music and technology.

The future of clothing may not be something we wear.
It may be something we enter.