Biomimicry and 3D printing! Janine Benyus is such an amazing inspiration, she eloquently relates nature to design. 

Such great information on sustainable fashion, branding, marketing and manufacturing pertaining to sustainable fashion.The live streams are also available to be viewed later.

Invasive Growth Is a series of  studies combining computation, fashion, nature, organic and man made materials. The pieces are first inspired by my fascination with cordyceps, a fungal parasite that attacks arthropods. Once infected, the fungus slowly takes control of the insect both mentally and physically. Before the insect dies, the fungus makes it climb high onto a branch and grip on, giving it an advantageous place to spread spores. Once the insect is dead, the cordyceps protrudes out, breaking through the exoskeleton. There are many species of cordyceps varying in size, shape an color. Most of these only attack one species of arthropod.

Sustainability Leaders Series: Redress chief executive Christina Dean speaks to Eco-Business on why she's waging a war on waste in the fashion and textile industry

Interesting article on Elle.com about where and how your clothing can be recycled... enjoy! 

http://www.yatzer.com

Different sized elements can be assembled to create sculptural shapes that reference the arches and domes of gothic buildings, then taken apart and rearranged. These garments made from interlocking foam pieces by Croatian designer Matija Čop reference construction techniques and shapes found in gothic architecture via Denzeen

Palm Leather Video

Harvesting the lotus flower fibers that  are made from the fibrous stems of the lotus flower, this exclusive, waterproof material is created entirely by hand through a completely sustainable process. 

Ahalife video project on "what is an artisan"

http://www.yvonnekwok.nl/portfolio/graduation/