Amy Twigger Holroyd

World 65

in which consumers must spend time working in agricultural fibre production

in which uniform garments are issued; surface accessories express the self

in which lockdown seeds new human-nonhuman communities

in which clothes are sold via Teletext, increasing garment literacy

in which increased hemp cultivation unexpectedly leads to gender-free fashion

in which fashion focuses on zero waste lifestyles, Maker skills and upcycling

in which a local focus on textile waste transforms clothing practices

in which hyperlocal production is coupled with a culture of virtual worlds

in which a tailor-made clothing movement has spread from town to town

in which citizen oversight of scientific research leads to responsible polyester use