Lecture

The Mechanics of Modular Garments and Magnets

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Description

This lecture explores the concept of modular garments that can change shape using fastenings like zippers, velcro, buttons, and magnets, highlighting their sustainability and fashion potential. The use of magnets in clothing design is discussed, focusing on their advantages as fastening devices and the potential for sustainability through recycling.

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Applied sociology: Fashion

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