Illustrating Patterns: Creating Hand-Drawn Wallpaper, by Julia Rothman

Illustrating Patterns: Creating Hand-Drawn Wallpaper

An Online Skillshare Class by Julia Rothman

From Sex Worker to Seamstress: The High Cost of Cheap Clothes

How Second Hand Clothing Is Killing Senegal's Textile Industry

The Genius of Design 5 - Objects of Desire (2009)

DESIGN TALKS (Japan) Happiness

How Plastic Bottles Are Recycled Into Polyester

Jiseung/Noyeokgae: paper weaving

FASHION & SUSTAINABILITY, Sass Brown

Eleven Mutant Baby Doilies/Bejewelled Scabs - Conceptual Shoot

Concept: Imagining luxury fashion techniques applied as a luxurious skin disease or the idea of luxury fashion and cosmetics as a skin disease, death/disease/decay vs. embellishment/decoration/beautification.
Materials: kimono fabric scraps, crocheted 100% wool yarn, beads/semi-precious stones, applied with scar make-up on skin
Freehand machine embroidery and beading by Allison Bell
Beading and crochet by Adel Ng
Photography and post-production: Mel T
Make-up by: Nicki
Models: Jacinta, Kat, Jess

BBC Three - Secrets of the Superbrands (Fashion)

The Next Black - A film about the Future of Clothing

Triangle Returns

Working Conditions in UK Garment Manufacturing - Dr Nikolaus Hammer

Chai Jing's review: Under the Dome – Investigating China’s Smog 柴静雾霾调查：穹顶之下

Interview with Issey Miyake's Yoshiyuki Miyamae on 3D stretch seam fashion technology

"It looks like origami but it's folded by steam, not by hand," said Miyamae. "It's not created by a mould or pre-formed or anything, everything is woven from scratch – from yarn into fabric."

3D Steam Stretch fabric, which has been tested to prove that it withstands constant wear and washing, is used for garments in Issey Miyake's Spring Summer 2015 womenswear collection shown during Paris fashion week in September.

Spring 2015 RTW Issey Miyake

Research breakthrough: digitally-produced zero-waste 100% recyclable clothing by Dr Kate Goldsworthy