What could be a more sustainable way of dressing up than growing your own cloths made a totally organic material?
This is the aim of an interesting experimental project called Bio-Couture, investigating the use of bacterial-cellulose, grown in a laboratory, to produce clothing.
The group declares that "Our ultimate goal is to literally grow a dress in a vat of liquid..."
Watch the video below of Suzanne Lee's TED talk about growing your own clothing and Bio-Couture!
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Suzanne Lee: Grow your own clothing -
This is Suzanne Lee's TED talk on growing clothing out of Kombucha culture
In the last years, the Bio-couture project group has tested this incredible bacterial-cellulose material giving it various moulding forms like shoes and body form. They have also developed some prototypes of shirts and jackets.
Suzanne Lee, who is working on the Bio-couture project, gave a TED talk recently about her work and how she is growing and making clothing out of Kombucha culture. Watch it below!
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Thanks to my new colleague Annouk Post....
..... for showing me this cool project!