CuteCircuit shows new collection at #NYFW #WearableWednesday

CuteCircuit showed their A/W 14/15 collection at New York Fashion Week recently. Check out more info on their site.

CuteCircuit shows on schedule at New York Fashion Week. The show brings for the first time to a major international fashion week fashions that include advanced wearable technology, seamlessly integrated in beautiful couture and demi-couture ready-to-wear. For the first time in fashion’s history the models control what their dresses will look like on the runway through their mobile phones.

Up close and behind the scenes at the landmark New York Fashion Week debut of the interactive fashion label CuteCircuit. The show brings for the first time to a major international fashion week fashions that include advanced wearable technology, seamlessly integrated in beautiful couture and demi-couture ready-to-wear. For the first time in fashion’s history the models control what their dresses will look like on the runway through their mobile phones.

INSPIRATION AW14/15

We were on holiday in Rome, Italy, Francesca’s hometown and spent a lot of time visiting the new contemporary art museums, the MACRO and the MAXXI. Besides having great names the museums are architecturally beautiful, one of them is designed by architect Zaha Hadid. So our inspiration is definitely architecture, and the color palette of white, black, silver, and grey reflects the colors of the materials used in the buildings. What was amazing was also that during the holidays it was raining everyday, so when we visited the museums we captured beautiful images of lights reflected on the wet surface of the pavement and on the glass of the windows, and this really ties up with our approach to innovating textiles; like the architectures, the garments look modern and sharp, black and white, but then magically transform into thousands of colors, bringing this inner life into view.

We greatly enjoyed working with new materials such as Aluminum coated nylons that give the garments a very aqueous quality, they are also very light and incredibly soft and silky on the skin.And of course we have used in many instances our own Magic Fabric that we have been designing over the past year and this adds that glow to the garments that really brings them to another dimension.It is like using new materials to create architectures that were not possible before.

We have introduced for the first time an incredible line of accessories! We have handbags and shoes. I absolutely love shoes so I am exceedingly happy to have them in the collection finally.We are so excited about it! We always challenge ourselves to keep innovating and improve everything we design! In this collection the garments’ colors and appearance are controlled via the Q by CuteCircuit iPhone App, so they can be connected to the internet and social media.

Everything is about understated silhouette and the amazing pops of colours. A perfect balance between innovation and feeling good into ones own skin. And finally- connectedness, bridging the gap of technology and fashion.

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