Parson’s Creates Garments of the Future with Its New Techno
Ryan Fowler — May 23, 2013 — Tech
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The Parson School for Design and its sister school Mannes College The New School for Music have been creating a vision of the orchestral performance garments of the future. These new clothing designs will react with the movements of the performers and project images onto the clothing itself as they play music.
These garments of the future will combine vintage clothing with a modern style that will create clothes that are responsive to musicians' movements when they perform. This wearable technology has been incorporated into the clothing and is designed to show how performances can be enhanced by visuals with digital projections that are activated by motion and sound.
This new technology will give a new perspective to how we listen to music; a collaboration of music and visual arts could be a new hit in both fashion and music industries.
These garments of the future will combine vintage clothing with a modern style that will create clothes that are responsive to musicians' movements when they perform. This wearable technology has been incorporated into the clothing and is designed to show how performances can be enhanced by visuals with digital projections that are activated by motion and sound.
This new technology will give a new perspective to how we listen to music; a collaboration of music and visual arts could be a new hit in both fashion and music industries.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Performance Apparel - Creating garments that react with performers' movements and project images onto the clothing for enhanced visual experiences during performances.
2. Wearable Technology in Fashion - Incorporating technology into clothing designs to create responsive and interactive garments.
3. Collaboration of Music and Visual Arts - Exploring the potential for music and visual arts to come together and create a new hit in the fashion and music industries.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Opportunity for fashion industry to incorporate wearable technology and create interactive clothing designs.
2. Music - Exploring the potential for music industry to collaborate with visual arts and enhance performances with interactive garments.
3. Entertainment - Integrating technology into live performances to provide audiences with immersive and visually captivating experiences.
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