▲Fashion is changing fast. There's a new trend every season, every month, and every day. Truth is, the future of fashion is exciting stuff, as technology gets more and more futuristic by the day. Click through this gallery to find out what the future of fashion looks like, as foretold by Shoes by Shaherazad.

▲It will allow fashionistas to buy and print their own pieces, and even print out jewelry and accessories. Pictured is a model wearing the Chromat Adrenaline Dress, which is made of 3D-printed panels.

▲Tech is getting better and better in this era, and it's steadily influencing the world of fashion. Apple Watches are pretty popular, and the future of fashion will only get more technological.

▲Around for a few years now, 3D printing is getting more and more accessible. It's sure to influence fashion over the next 10 years.

▲Fitbit recently introduced its Luxe Collection, changing your fitness tracker to a pendant or bangle. The future of wearable tech is more chic and customizable.

▲Tie-dye shirts have already had their moment, but the future of fashion could also be color-changing clothes.

▲Laundry is the bane of many people's weeks, but what if your wardrobe could clean itself? Well, that could happen soon enough.

▲In Australia, designers are experimenting with fabrics that self-clean when exposed to sunlight. All they have to do now is take it to the mainstream.

▲From David Bowie to Grace Jones, fashion icons have frequently sported androgynous looks. As concepts of gender and sexuality get looser, the future of fashion is androgynous.

▲Moving forward, heels will have a peculiar place in fashion. Some see them as an overtly-feminine thing of the past, while others are trying to revolutionize the shoe.

▲Money can be tight. Though fashion houses like Chanel are thriving, the future is spending more on less, and being mindful while you shop.

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Campaigns for i-D and 032c have tested the limits of traditional masculinity, and loose-fitting clothes like Lady Gaga's Marc Jacobs piece could be the future.

▲Now, heeled shoes are being developed to be comfortable for 18 hours. They are also being customized with laces, completely rethinking the design.

▲A Google project is developing a color-changing thread, which changes color depending on electrical charges. There's also room to change images and logos on clothes.

▲Instead, it's predicted that shoppers may select a collection online and then go into the store to try it on.

▲In the world of gastronomy, food is getting more and more personalized to the customer's taste. The same will be said for fashion.

▲Linking back to 3D-printed clothes, more and more buyers will be customizing their clothes online, creating personalized pieces that are tailor-made for them.

▲With more and more people traveling, and weather getting more and more unpredictable, we could see customers buying what they want, when they want, on a grand scale.

▲It's said that buyers will be investing more in their individual pieces, but buying less as a whole. Shoes are getting more and more durable, built to last years, not seasons.

▲Fashion is sorted by the seasons, whether it's high-street trends or fashion houses trying to predict the next four months. However, it's out with that in the future.

▲Amazon is developing a mirror that can display clothes on your body. It can also customize your background and environment. Is this the future of planning what to wear?

▲It's a complicated process, but futurists are already working on garments that can be adjusted in length and drape.

▲Portable chargers have become an essential travel item, but what if your own clothes could charge all those precious devices?

▲If this sounds familiar, you may have already seen solar-panel jackets that can charge your phone. However, the future is using fabrics that absorb energy from your body to charge a device, no sun needed!

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That's right—more and more online retailers will let customers try their pieces before they've even paid for them! Expect to see this service in the future.

▲Speaking of personalized clothing, we could also see virtual stylists planning out our outfit for the day. Something like this appeared in the 1995 film 'Clueless.'

▲It can be hard to find a fashion house that uses fur these days. Many are actually championing ethical fashion. In 2018, Kate Middleton hosted a sustainable fashion showcase at Buckingham Palace.

▲Ever bought something online, only to send it back? Maybe it doesn't look the same in real life, or perhaps it doesn't fit right. Well, online retailers are welcoming the try-before-you-buy method.

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Whether it's coffee or your computer, we're getting more and more things to go. Many think the future of fashion is mobile shopping, but that may not be the case.

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We've already predicted color-changing clothes, but how about articles of clothing that can actually change shape?

▲It's no mystery that the Earth is dying, and organizations the world over are developing ways to reduce our impact on the environment. The same is said for fashion.

The fantastical future of fashion

Color-changing clothes, 3D-printed pieces, and more

11/11/20 por StarsInsider

FASHION Future

Fashion is changing fast. There's a new trend every season, every month, and every day. Truth is, the future of fashion is exciting stuff, as technology gets more and more futuristic by the day. Click through this gallery to find out what the future of fashion looks like, as foretold by Shoes by Shaherazad.

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