Anticipation and the future dimension in Fashion Fabric Designs by Hind Al-Ani, Zainab Ahmed Hashem

“…Conclusions: 1- There is a difference between our expectations in life and reality, and the difference appears clear in many areas of life, including the field of fashion design. 2- Future studies, definition, are the discovery or innovation, examination, evaluation and suggestion of possible, potential, or detailed receptors in the designs of fashion fabrics. 3-   Prospective studies are classified as environmental studies, as they benefit from the knowledge developments in the fields of science and the arts, including fashion design.…”
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Attractiveness consumption, personality traits and sustainability: Construction and empirical application of evaluation indicators for attractive attributes of China-chic T-shirt p... by Hongwen Liu, Hongwen Liu, Chunli Guo, Beibei Zhang

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Weave-pattern-dependent fabric piezoelectric pressure sensors based on polyvinylidene fluoride nanofibers electrospun with 50 nozzles by Da Bin Kim, Ju Han, Sun Min Sung, Min Seong Kim, Bo Kyoung Choi, Sung Jun Park, Hyae Rim Hong, Hong Je Choi, Byeong Kon Kim, Chung Hee Park, Jong Hoo Paik, Joon-Seok Lee, Yong Soo Cho

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A Review of An Interactive Augmented Reality Customization Clothing System Using Finger Tracking Techniques as Input Device by Liying Feng, Ng, Giap Weng, Liyao Ma

“…The system can enhance people’s experience and interaction with the fashion design process and improve the satisfaction of clothing customization using finger techniques as input device.…”
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Textile Sustainability Approach. The Dyloan Experience by Loreto Di Rienzo

“…Bond Factory, located in the Italian region of Abruzzo, the manufacturing site able to create unique collections and products with a flexible and pioneering eye for the industry; and D-house, in the city of Milan, the R&D division and showroom that empowers technological innovation and creative synergies conquering the heart of fashion & design professionals and brands. The companies that have decided to embrace the values of sustainability and resilience and have chosen to go against the market trends of the last decade today can claim a position of strong advantage among stakeholders, both from an economic and a cultural angle. …”
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Sauce by Chan, Dominique Yi-Min

“…Through Sauce, I aim to use joy as an aesthetic, to dress working adults in joy. Sauce uses fashion design and graphic design to strike a balance between sophistication and playfulness. …”
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Fashion Now! Critical Thinking for Change Towards Bio-Digital Couture by Maria Antonietta Sbordone

“…The attitude or posture of contemporary design acting in actuality takes its cue from a strong impulse for multidisciplinarity that evolves into intricate trajectories that foster the grafting of knowledge and practices. In a field like Fashion, design culture and critique of the current model result in a radical future prediction; digital technologies at the encounter with new logics of making, far from the goals of productivity, prefigure a radical reversal of the current model. …”
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3D Digital Preservation, Presentation, and Interpretation of Wooden Cultural Heritage on the Example of Sculptures of the FormaViva Kostanjevica Na Krki Collection by Andrej Učakar, Ana Sterle, Martina Vuga, Tamara Trček Pečak, Denis Trček, Jure Ahtik, Karin Košak, Deja Muck, Helena Gabrijelčič Tomc, Tanja Nuša Kočevar

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A Case Study of Yoshitaro Hasegawa, Founder of Bunkaya-Zakkaten by Takeshi Matsui

“…By disseminating the concept through selling zakka at his shop, he has had an enormous impact on consumers, as well as on creators such as fashion designers and magazine editors, for many years. …”
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Influence of architecture in clothing design by Jankoska Maja, Stevkovska-Stojanovska Ruzica

“…This paper describes and state the relationship between architecture and fashion, as both disciplines respond to the culture and environment of individuals and societies. Very often fashion designers were inspired by architecture, but also architects were inspired from the fashion creations. …”
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Contemporary telekung in Malaysia it's challenges and realities / Norzaleha Zainun, Jamiaah Abdul Holed and Zolina Mohamad by Zainun, Norzaleha, Abdul Holed, Jamiaah, Mohamad, Zolina

“…The teaching in Islam about dressing among women and the understanding of the concept of aurah has positively growing up and open up the horizon in creativity in the Islamic attire. At present, fashion designers now compete among themselves to create new contemporary telekung with variety choice of colors and motif. …”
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Effect of MJS Spinning Variables on Yarn Quality by Sukhvir Singh

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Innovating Design Education in Hybrid Contexts: Social Channels as Communication Drivers by Vittorio Linfante, Andrea Manciaracina

“…The article presents some results of ongoing experimentation within fashion design courses on using a social platform, Instagram, as a channel to support teaching activities. …”
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Analyzing the changes in anthropometric measurements with various postures using three-dimensional scanning technology by Yeonghoon Kang, Sungmin Kim

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Competencies and Interactions in Design Management by Cláudia de Souza Libânio, Fernando Gonçalves Amaral

“…The methodology was exploratory, qualitative, through in - depth interviews with ten designers working in Brazilian firms in the fashion industry and four specialists in fashion design. We identify phases and activities of design professional, which are decisive for the design management occurrence in enterprises in apparel industry, identifying the coworkers at each stage of this process.…”
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The Fashion Industry Needs Microbiology: Opportunities and Challenges by Cristiano Pedroso-Roussado

“…ABSTRACT The fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world, representing a 2 trillion dollars and growing valuation. Fashion design practices have been perpetuating an industrial-focused approach, which relies mostly in the economic improvement through fast cycles of product development. …”
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UPSKilliNG fUTURE WORKERS IN THE FASHION SECTOR, AN EDUCATIONAL TOOLKIT FOR SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT by Claudia Morea

“…The research investigated the possibilities of conducting the upskilling by integrating the Life Cycle Design approach within fashion design education. A toolkit has been developed for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of eco-design strategies in which Life Cycle Assessment analysis has a keyrole. …”
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Innovation and creativity in batik motif design: a study of students’ art theses by Guntur Guntur, Ponimin Ponimin, Muhammad Arif Jati Purnomo

“… This article discusses the process and products of innovation in batik motif design in the Fashion Design study program of the Faculty of Art and Design in Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Surakarta, Indonesia. …”
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Intrapreneurship: George Beeton’s managerial contribution to the Edgars Group, 1963-1996 by Hanlie dos Santos

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Sustainability of Costume Appearance: Influence of Psychological and Social Values on the Bangladeshi Young Generation by SM Minhus, Liang Huie

“…An empirical survey was employed to collect data, including 239 respondents from 2 Fashion design universities. The analysis exhibits that internal and external values influence the Bangladeshi young generation’s costume appearance sustainability has a positive impact. …”
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