APOC

from biginjapan, Luv the idea!!!!: " Dai Fujiwara had worked at Issey Miyake as a textile engineer before he took over as the company’s creative director. He developed the line APOC (‘A Piece Of Cloth’ , launched in 1998) with the concept of a single potentially infinite yarn spun into rolls of fabric, in which entire outfits would be cut out by the consumer. There was no sewing, no seams, no embellishment – raw material went in one end of the machine and compact finished product came out the other.

As the video above shows, Fujiwara’s passion and obsession is basic yarn; he is looking for the elemental lines of all forms, especially the human body. The clip also demonstrates how the company is continuing to explore the ideas about movement, the body and basic geometry that were first posed by Issey Miyake in the 1970s. And now compulsory look back at the long and fruitful collaboration between Miyake and the late fashion photographer Irving Penn … " :O:O:O:OInnovation rules! This is what Im all about \o/

Military Camouflages

Since Im in the army, I see camouflages everyday. Although the post modern camouflages are more effective against the human eye, In style basis the old ones look much more nicer and they just dont have as much that cold-blooded feeling in them.






Modern camouflages:

COMPANY

umm....I need this Hood Bag ASAP! Made by the small Finnish/Korean design manufacturer Company. They have a ton of interesting ideas mixing handcraft, design and art. Here are some other examples:



New generation Finnish design is always cool! Cant wait to join the movement! lol