Biophilic Design In Fashion: Enhancing Sustainability Through Nature-Inspired Garments
Abstract
The fashion industry has long been recognized as a dynamic and influential force that not only shapes the way we present ourselves to the world but also significantly impacts the environment and society at large. In response to these pressing challenges, a novel concept has emerged within the fashion industry, one that seeks to harmonize human-made creations with the natural world – Biophilic Design in Fashion. This research aims to shed light on the innovative intersection of fashion, design, and nature-inspired sustainability. This research will adopt an exploratory sequential design, consisting of both qualitative and quantitative phases. The qualitative phase will precede the quantitative phase to develop a comprehensive understanding of the concept of Biophilic Design in Fashion and its potential impact on sustainability. Our findings underscore the significance of incorporating nature-inspired elements into fashion design, a practice that not only enhances visual appeal but also fosters a profound sense of connection with the natural world. Furthermore, the integration of sustainability practices within biophilic fashion aligns with the evolving consumer demand for eco-friendly and ethical clothing options. By exploring the convergence of nature-inspired design and sustainability, this study contributes to a broader dialogue on harmonizing human creations with the natural environment, offering a promising path towards a more sustainable and emotionally resonant future for the fashion industry.
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