Probing ephemeral futures: Scenarios as fashion design

Roubelat, Fabrice; Brassett, Jamie; McAllum, Michael; Hoffmann, Jonas; Kera, Denisa

doi:10.1016/j.futures.2015.05.004

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“…The entire production process requires less energy than conventional leather industries do and is powered by environmentally friendly energies such as geothermal power from Icelandic volcanoes (Logadóttir, 2015). Moreover, the fish used are not of rare species, hence not threatening biodiversity (Rahme & Hartman, 2006). These fish include the salmon, perch, wolf fish, and cod.…”

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Local Culture Synchronization in Global Contemporary Fashion Style Breakthroughs

Prabhata,

Susanto,

et al. 2023

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Fashion now has become an inherent part of people’s lives, especially in urban settings. One’s fashion sense may be expressed in numerous ways, such as by donning unique clothing, wearing accessories that carry certain identities, or putting on symbols with special meanings or messages. Over the past few years, contemporary fashion design has returned to traditional design values in ethnic motifs, shapes, and even technologies used. Such a phenomenon is worth close observation, drawing interest in how traditional art creative concepts are processed into part of contemporary-styled fashion. To answer this question, this research employed the phenomenological method. From the analysis carried out, the following four appealing traditional values in contemporary design works were identified: 1) symbolization; 2) environmentally friendly materials; 3) traditional technologies; and 4) philosophies. These four values are the most frequently adapted by designers in creating contemporary fashion designs. Finally, we theorize about the ability of symbolic representations of a particular culture to be transferred to fashion over time, without losing the bond with the local tradition.

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Local Culture Synchronization in Global Contemporary Fashion Style Breakthroughs

Prabhata,

Susanto,

et al. 2023

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“…In Spain, the Army began their activities to support scientific research in 1984. Every mission is different, however, and so are its scientific findings, so a longitudinal perspective, such as Roubelat et al, (2015) could propose for only interactions among users but also communications between many different groups, even outside the CoP's local territory.…”

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“…Temporary CoPs have their own strict deadlines. It is therefore difficult to conceptualise problems in future scenarios while the CoPs are still extant, if that existence is very ephemeral (Michel Godet & Roubelat, 1996;Roubelat, Brassett, McAllum, Hoffmann, & Kera, 2015). In the future, these ephemeral communities may hold together even after they have accomplished their mission if "passion, commitment, and identification with the group's expertise" (E. Wenger & Snyder, 2000, p. 142) are maintained over time.…”

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Remote, informal, and ephemeral communities for testing technologies

Oliva

Sánchez

2021

Futures

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“…Para isso, realiza-se um estudo de mercado para verificar a consistência do produto que se pretende oferecer com determinado nível de qualidade e inovação, alinhado ao que o consumidor deseja e às possíveis vantagens que ele terá ao adquiri-lo (TONOLLI JUNIOR; BRODBECK; COSTA, 2012). Neste sentido, o profissional de design de moda encontra-se em um processo de fazer sentido a produtos de curto prazo, mas também a expressões culturais no cenário de longo prazo em um ambiente de tendências, incertezas e descontinuidades (ROUBELAT et al, 2015apud PEDRONI, 2013SCHWARTZ, 1991;WRIGHT & CAIRNS, 2011) Portanto, entender o desejo do consumidor é o primeiro passo. Em seguida, deve-se buscar informações sobre como operacionalizar tais produtos.…”

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Um modelo de fluxo informacional para empresas do setor de confecção

Cunico¹,

Junior²

2020

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As empresas que trabalham orientadas para o consumidor são pressionadas a buscar inovações constantes e em curtos prazos para o lançamento de novos produtos. Assim, para se tornarem competitivas, empregam processos e ferramentas que possibilitem qualificar informações na tomada de decisão. Desta forma, percebe-se que o fluxo informacional tem se tornado objeto de atenção dentro do Processo de Desenvolvimento de Produto (PDP). Nesse sentido, o objetivo deste estudo centra-se na proposição de um fluxo informacional que oriente o planejamento de produto em empresas do setor de confecção, visando mais assertividade na determinação de portfólios e capacidade de resposta comercial. Busca-se simplificar a aplicação de conceitos amplos e sinalizar a importância de atender às expectativas do consumidor nas trocas de informações entre a equipe de produto e a área comercial.

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Probing ephemeral futures: Scenarios as fashion design

Cited by 14 publications

References 24 publications

Local Culture Synchronization in Global Contemporary Fashion Style Breakthroughs

Local Culture Synchronization in Global Contemporary Fashion Style Breakthroughs

Remote, informal, and ephemeral communities for testing technologies

Um modelo de fluxo informacional para empresas do setor de confecção

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