London Technology Week: Hologram Mannequins, 3D printed dresses and music-playing clothing

London Technology Week kicks off this week bringing together the leading fashion tech designers in the UK for a one of a kind showcase.

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This morning (20 June) digital knitwear designer Brooke Roberts opened the week-long festival with a first look at her curated exhibition in Shoreditch’s The Yard that focused on the role of digital technology in fashion.

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Commissioned by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s promotional agency London & Partners, Roberts has brought together all forms of fashion tech from 3D printing and responsive fabrics to the world’s first holographic intelligent mannequin.

Roberts, a Hackney-based former NHS radiographer, transforms digital medical scans into knitwear using cutting-edge programming and industrial knitting technology and has gathered together the most creative and disruptive technological fashion brands to showcase in the first of over 300 events that will be taking place across the capital.

“From fashion start-ups, 3D printing and social media, to improving in-store customer experience, brands in London have been leading the way in how to incorporate the latest tech advances into their fashion message,” Roberts said.

The items on show spans across a vast range of ideas from 360-degree catwalk filming to responsive fabric that can monitor pain, highlighting the myriad advances being made in the fashion industry when it comes to incorporating technology. Read more

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