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TED RESEARCH: PUBLICATIONS & OUTCOMES: SCIENCE MUSEUM EXHIBITION
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| Refashioned: From Waste to Wear The TED Project took part in ‘Refashioned: From Waste to Wear’ at the Science Museum, during London Fashion Week last month. There was a catwalk show of designers who use recycled materials including Rebecca Earley’s Top 100 shirts and a series of workshops, which hoped to lift the lid on how to turn reused materials into modern, cutting-edge clothes and accessories. The TED Project presented the ‘Ever & Again’ recycling project in the form of an interactive game, where participants were asked to workshop possible design solutions incorporating several of the design concepts: short life/long life, new technologies, systems and services and ethical production. |
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