At the recent Met Gala, the world’s most celebrated fashion event, the attendees gave us a glimpse of what e-fashion trends are set to look like in the future.
One standout theme was sustainability. Many celebrities showcased eco-friendly and recycled fashions, proving that sustainability is a growing trend in e-fashion. Emma Watson wore a custom-made Calvin Klein gown made from recycled plastic bottles, while Stella McCartney dressed several stars in her sustainable garments.
Another trend that dominated the Met Gala was the use of technology. Many outfits featured LED lights, fiber optics, and 3D printing. Claire Danes’ glowing Zac Posen dress, for example, was made with fiber optic-enhanced fabric that illuminated the gown in the dark. Similarly, Karolina Kurkova’s dress featured LED lights woven into the fabric.
Other e-fashion trends that were on display included the use of augmented reality. Several designers used AR to enhance their designs, allowing wearers to interact with their clothes in new and innovative ways. For example, Zac Posen’s 3D printed gown could be scanned with a smartphone to reveal hidden elements in the dress.
The Met Gala also saw the merging of fashion with artificial intelligence. IBM’s Watson was used to create a dress for supermodel Karolina Kurkova. The dress was designed by fashion house Marchesa, with Watson creating the color scheme and pattern using analysis of social media and fashion trends.
Overall, the 2017 Met Gala was a showcase of the exciting e-fashion trends that are set to emerge in the coming years. From sustainability to technology, designers are using innovative strategies to create fashion that is both functional and artistic. We can expect to see more and more e-fashion in the future as technology continues to expand and evolve.
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