Fashion Week Play Technology Wears QR Codes

With the grand opening of China International Fashion Week, designers and textile manufacturers from all walks of life have made every effort to launch their new season of fashion works. Those who play with visual effects, or work hard on new fabrics, and those who are favored by practical wear skills, and those who have incorporated the high-tech element of two-dimensional code into the design concept, make people feel clearly, The cross-border era of fashion and technology has come.

At the Jordan 2015/SS Fashion Trend Conference just concluded yesterday, QR code The tangible icon of "" has become a design element. The array of matrices and the use of two-dimensional codes have been fully utilized. The scientific and technological creativity gives people infinite appreciation space. If you wear the QR code on your body, do you want to "sweep" when you see it?

The two-dimensional code originated in Japan, which is a black and white figure distributed in the plane with specific geometric figures according to certain rules, and is a key to all information data. It is widely used in modern commercial activities, such as product traceability, advertising push, website links, data download, commodity trading, information transmission, business card exchange, and shared wifi. Now this high-tech has become a fashion element, and nothing is impossible in the future.

　　 Creating Fiber Art with High Technology

Japan's largest manufacturer of cutting-edge materials Toray Weaving and dyeing At China International Fashion Week, an environment-friendly recycled fabric named "Ice Cream Spinning TM" was launched, which focuses on ultra thin, highly breathable, easy to wash, quick drying and wrinkle resistance. With the creativity of famous designer Liu Wei, this high-tech has been skillfully used in fashion.

Similarly, the largest color in China do spinning Huafu, the supplier, also joined hands with Pan Yiliang, the chief designer of Taiwan, to launch a series of clothing, bringing high-tech textile products with "water saving and emission reduction" and good color fixation to the market, which led Pan Yiliang to give up his favorite black and try multi color design for the first time. While the concept of environmental protection is increasingly advocated, high-tech fabrics may become the mainstream of design.