FASHION EDITORIAL
Altered space
This issue 4 editorial highlights the gap between the virtual future of fashion that we’ve expected, and the physical present we are living in.
With the rapid advancement and usage of 3D technology, future fashion designers will stand in the middle of the physical and digital worlds. Working with your hands should never be obsolete, but it’s unignorable that these new spheres enable limitless possibilities of space and time travel.
Altered Space features a wide range of designers working with themes such as the longevity of garments, body exclusiveness, and an experimental approach towards material and practicality. Pairing their designs with 3D technology, we are given a chance to explore the fascinating gap between the future of fashion we expected, and the present we are living in.
Hooded jacket, Arttu Åfeldt. Parachute jacket, Pyry Komsi. 
Scarf, H&M Studio. Reflective jacket, Stylist studio. Jacket, Pyry Komsi. Trousers, Pyry Komsi.
Scarf, H&M Studio. Reflective jacket, Stylist Studio. Jacket, Pyry Komsi. Trousers, Pyry Komsi.
Dress, Sofia Ilmonen. Top, Sofia Ilmonen.
Top, Agnes Österlin. Trousers, Filippa K. Shoes, Stylist Studio.
Hood, Idaliina Friman. Jacket, Idaliina Friman. Skirt, Idaliina Friman.
Top, Sofia Ilmonen.
Vest, ACT N°1. Trousers, ACT N°1. Jacket, Arket.
Visor, Peichi Tai. Jacket, Henrik Vibskov. Dress, Peichi Tai.
Jacket, Saveja Sevéra Awzel. Vest, Lowe Lindblad. Trousers, Acne Studios. Shoes, Stylist Studio.
Knitted sweater, Henrik Vibskov. Knitted trousers, Henrik Vibskov.
Dress, Lowe Lindblad.
Bucket hat, Marimekko/Adidas.
Vest, ACT N°1. Trousers, ACT N°1. Jacket, Arket.
Full looks, Arttu Åfeldt.
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