New York Fashion Week: "Zero Waste" Fashion Fashion

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JanelleAbbott, 21, said, "the goal is to create organic clothing without any waste."

She is working with environmental brands.

JanelleAbbott's work is a cowboy jacket made of triangular cloth.

She said, "the whole production process is very difficult, but this is an improved traditional technology.

After some research, it is able to achieve standardized production.

TimoRissanen, a 35 year old fashion designer and assistant professor of sustainable development, said that the average waste rate in clothing production was 15%.

Although it can be recycled, it is expensive.

He said, "the idea of clothing Zero abandonment has existed since ancient times.

The Japanese kimono is a zero waste. In nineteenth Century, most of the old lingerie was zero waste, and the American Indians made the best use of it.

It was the industrial revolution that led to high abandonment.

It is difficult to make clothes that are beautiful and generous.

TimoRissanen said, "ugly zero waste is actually very easy to achieve."