Ying gao

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Montreal based fashion designer and professor at University of Quebec in Montreal

These ‘smart’ garments form part of her Possible Tomorrows project.

Not for the everyday wearer, Ying’s garments are made with a new flexible material used to mimic the effects of virtual clothing.

Karla Olšáková I cannot get enough of the recently-founded UNOSTO, a group that came about as a way to promote young jewelry designers from the Czech

In Flowing water, Standing time, the Montreal-based designer interprets Oliver Sacks’ The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat through robotic clothing. Ying talks us through her early inspirations as a child in Beijing, and how she became interested in new technologies and design as a result.

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BOSTON — Texture, structure, and motion are the center of #techstyle, which opened last month at the Museum of Fine Arts here.

Designer Ying Gao has created dresses with eye-tracking technology that light up, move and change shape when they are looked at. The gaze-activated ivory dresses resemble jellyfish when they light up (right).

For Slam Jam Socialism’s latest editorial, the leading menswear stockist partnered with art directing duo Rottingdean Bazaar to create a weirdly wonderful shoot filled with highlights from Spring 2018 collections. A pair of A Bathing Ape jeans crawling out of a washing machine and a tracksuited Pharrell Williams caught in the grip of a plastic […]