On the Origin of the Renewable Concept

In the past, the remaining fabrics would be disposed of by incineration and other methods to prevent the designer's work from being plagiarized and copied by people with ulterior motives. While this crude approach is outlawed, the massive backlog of fabrics in stock still worries brands of all sizes. Especially in the case of the epidemic, the successive cancellations of orders made a large number of expensive materials lose their value instantly, and the forced closure of the stores made the new season fashions that just arrived in the store disappear. At the same time, the broken capital chain and closed suppliers make designers helpless for the preparations for the new season. Under the double attack of internal and external troubles, using existing materials to create new works is not only a logical choice under the epidemic, but also the general trend of the environmental protection era. And fashion is still about the art of beauty. As designer Gabriela Hearst said, "No one pays for a good wish. The reason why they decide to buy is because of the attraction of the product itself." What the designers do is make up for the monotony of materials with a very ordinary creativity. Under limited conditions, creativity flows out continuously like a trickle between the reefs.