Fashion technology

Ying Gao created two, lightweight, interactive organza dresses that move about and become illuminated when they are stared at by a spectator.

What will the techno garb of tomorrow look like? A far-out exhibition exploring the intersection of fashion and technology might just give some hints.

The day may be coming when you'll wear pollution detectors on your clothes.

Fashion designers dabble with gadgetry but the high street seems a long way from their catwalk experiments2015 gears up to be the year of wearable tech

Hussain Chalayan's transforming dresses. Uses electronics to change the form, colour and style of the dress. I really like this piece because it combines two elements of inspiration and physically transforms.

Technologically based design is staking its claim in the fashion industry.

In the future I would like to keep blending fashion with technology and to experiment within these fields. I’m striving to be surrounded by an inspirational and international atmosphere that will get me a deeper understanding of the role of fashion and design nowadays.