New Order of Fashion

A very special visit to the New Order of Fashion DDW 2024 exhibition ‘Regeneration: From the Source’. Her Majesty Queen Máxima explored cutting-edge creations from international design talents who are redefining the future of fashion, including the innovative works from the Northplus Collaboration. Queen Máxima’s visit underscores the increasing significance of regenerative fashion design in shaping a sustainable future. A heartfelt thank you to Miriam van der Lubbe for being an exceptional connector in design and making moments like these possible. 🫶🏽 team NOOF Ellen Albers Helen Milne Harm Rensink Anouk van der EL Frank Verkade Kornel Maziec Sarah Sinck Linde Grooters Carolin Fröhlich Pollyanna Moss & NOOF Talents Northplus Julia Lohmann Anna van der Lei Dutch Design Week

New Order of Fashion presents: "Regeneration: From the Source" at Dutch Design Week 2024 A source is the origin of everything—matter, knowledge, and life. But in a world where scarcity and exploitation are taking center stage, how can we (re)connect with our vital sources? The exhibition unites emerging designers from across the globe to explore regenerative solutions through design. In collaboration with the North Plus initiative, these works highlight the transformative power of reconnecting with the materials and ecosystems around us. More information and workshop program: https://lnkd.in/eTBFNKFi Torenallee 22-06 (Strijp S) Open Daily 11.00-18.00 NOOF Talents Beibei Tang, Valeria Pulici, Neža Simčič, Julia Sue Dotson, Belinda Gredig, Liwen Liang, Filippa Geslin, Azul Espirito Santo, Jessie von Curry , Saimi Parikka, Mariia Pavlyk Regeneration Research Programme Kelly Konings North Plus Collaboration Julia Lohmann, Anna van der Lei, Kärt Ojavee, Runa Thors, Elizaveta Lingonberg, Tapani Vuorinen, Mattia Anderle, Henrik Jansson, Nina Riutta, Pauliina Varis, Saga Rantanen, João Justino, Kauri Rantala, Katarina Kruus, Madis Kaasik, Anna Jõgi, Carol Ott, Thijs Fisser, Kamilla Henriau, Arngrímur Guõmundsson, Bryndís Magnúsdóttir,Birna Sísí Jóhannsdótter,Elín Dagný Kristinsdóttir, Emma A. Herrera, Helgi Jóhannsson, Jón Sölvi, Walderhaug Eiríksson, Mekkín Guõmundsdöttir, Marsibil Sól Blöndal, Salóme Bregt Hollanders Team NOOF Ellen Albers, Anouk van der EL, Harm Rensink, Frank Verkade, Helen Milne, Sarah Sinck, Pollyanna Moss, Linde Grooters, Carolin Fröhlich, Kornel Maziec Images Anwyn Howarth Spatial design Studio Harm Rensink Textile Design Esther de Groot Exhibition Build-Up Hein Koolen & Jantje Heeg Special thanks to Textalk Tilburg Team, Haiko Huvenaars, Pascalle Rademaekers, Babs Post, Friso Kloeppel, Nienke Hoogvliet, Bram Naves, Julia Lohmann, NOR Cultural Collective NOOF Friends Jakub Masar, Madelon Hendrix, Sophie Metselaar, Daantje de Valk, Ioana Stefanascu, Roswita van Dongen, Safira Vasconcelos, Doga Çakmakçı, Anarstacia van Barneveld, Laetitia Delbachian,Dominique Thimister, Juliana Oliveira Santos, Alfonso Merry, Justina Volpe Activation Programme Partners: Katarina Kruus & Hannah Segerkrantz, Nina Riutta, Wageningen University & Research, Anthotyping Landscapes: Teresa Carvalheira, Freja Kraemer Nielsen, Roua Alhalabi, Shifting Collections: Freja Kraemer Nielsen & Sofie Sølvhøj Heinesen, Urban Forage Lab: Anna Holst, Naaierij: Isabel van der Meijde & Roosmarijn van Soest Supported by het Cultuurfonds, Meester Koetsier Foundation, Stichting DOEN, Cultuur Eindhoven, Estonian Embassy The Hague, Brainport Eindhoven, 1% for the Planet, The Social Hub, Het Goed, Pangaia, The Seaweed Company, The Dutch Seaweed Group, GF Smith, The Stillery, Vlisco, Forebel

Explore *Regeneration Through the Lens of Seaweed* at the New Order of Fashion x Textalk panel discussion and regenerative breakfast this Sunday during DDW 2024. Discover how seaweed is driving innovation in regenerative design and fashion, with insights from leading experts in the field. When: Sunday 20 October Where: New Order of Fashion LAB - Torenallee 22-06 (Strijp S) Breakfast by NOR, with cocktails by The Stillery Amsterdam Featuring panelists: Nienke Hoogvliet (Zeefier) Julia Lohmann (Department of Seaweed) Bram Naves (North Sea Farmers) Presented by Textalk's Haiko Huvenaars 🔗 Grab your tickets: https://lnkd.in/eUGKwKKf #DDW2024 #NewOrderOfFashion #RegenerativeDesign #SeaweedInnovation #FashionForFuture #Textalk

Excited to share New Order of Fashion's feature in FD Persoonlijk's Design Issue this past weekend. The article spotlights our upcoming Dutch Design Week exhibition “Regeneration: From the Source”, which advocates and encourages a transformative shift in the fashion industry - placing emphasis not only on aesthetics but on the role fashion can play in restoring and giving back to nature. Highlighting the innovative efforts of emerging fashion design talents such as Azul Espirito Santo, Liwen Liang, and Beibei Tang, the article explores their use of natural materials and regenerative practices that inspire a new vision for the future of fashion. We are excited to continue this journey, promoting design practices that contribute to a flourishing planet. Visit our groundbreaking exhibition and daily workshops during Dutch Design Week 19-27 October at our NOOF LAB - Torenallee 22-06. NOOF DDW 2024 program: https://lnkd.in/eTBFNKFi Het Financieele Dagblad #NewOrderOfFashion #FashionRegeneration #SustainableDesign #InnovationInFashion #FDpersoonlijk #RegenerativeFashion

Join New Order of Fashion x The Social Hub for a 2-day 'Design For Change' programme on the 10th and 11th July, in Amsterdam. Together with a stellar line up of speakers and workshop hosts, we will collectively investigate the overarching goal of sustainable and circular fashion design. The program includes topics and methodologies such as local regeneration, material understanding and craft, new business approaches, systemic thinking and remake & upcycle skills. 🌸🌱🧶 We'll have a natural dye workshop with Myrte Hengelmolen ♻️ using food waste and botanical dyes, industry talks with Borre Akkersdijk and HURRA PANGPANG, a visit to Waag Futurelab's 'Local Colour' garden, a Shirt remake workshop with Valentine Tinchant and systemic thinking & new business models with Bruna Goveia da Rocha and the NOOF Team (Anouk van der EL & Helen Milne). We only have 12 spots, so make sure you get your ticket now! More info & tickets here: https://lnkd.in/eMdsd9Hn

New Order of Fashion stands with the local design community and advocates for the Design Academy to continue its legacy in Eindhoven. Design is the bridge between creativity and innovation. It's what turns ideas into tangible solutions. It's about fostering collaboration between disciplines - Art, Science and Design - ensuring diverse perspectives. That's why keeping the Design Academy Eindhoven in Eindhoven, alongside the Eindhoven University of Technology, is crucial. Let's continue nurturing this dynamic ecosystem in Eindhoven for a future where design thrives as a cornerstone of progress. 

We are proud to present: NOOF Field Explorations. This series of video portraits platforms exemplary practitioners and initiatives, striving towards change and transition within the field of fashion and textile. In line with NOOF’s values and goals, we explore why these specific parties are so unique and progressive. To do so, we ask a NOOF talent to visit and ask a representative their most burning questions. Opening doors along the way! For our second Exploration we visited the TextielLab in Tilburg, the Netherlands. NOOF talent Dylan Eno interviewed Hebe Verstappen, Head of the TextielLab. Watch the full interview below! Thank you to our wonderful team: Video by: Marica De Michele NOOF talent: Dylan Eno Host organisation: TextielLab, Tilburg, the Netherlands Host expert: Hebe Verstappen NOOF Field Explorations is supported by: Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie Kunstloc Brabant Cultuur Eindhoven https://lnkd.in/eYcdWDUj #neworderoffashion #fashion #sustainablefashion #fashionresearch #fashioninnovation

Congrats to Paolo Carzana and Duran Lantink! They have made it to the final of the prestigious LVMH Award. The eight finalists will present their collections to the Prize Jury at the final to be held on Tuesday 10th September at the Louis Vuitton Foundation. The semi-final of the LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers brought together twenty young designers selected among over 2,500 candidates, who presented their collections to the Prize Experts and the public. Eight brands were selected to take part in the final: AUBERO by Julian Louie, United States, menswear HODAKOVA by Ellen Hodakova Larsson, Sweden, womenswear MARIE ADAM-LEENAERDT by Marie Adam-Leenaerdt, Belgium, womenswear NICCOLÃ’ PASQUALETTI by NiccolÃ’ Pasqualetti, Italy, genderless collections PAOLO CARZANA by Paolo Carzana, United Kingdom, womenswear and menswear PAULINE DUJANCOURT by Pauline Dujancourt, France, womenswear STANDING GROUND by Michael Stewart, Ireland, womenswear The Jury will choose among the finalists the winner of the LVMH Prize, the winner of the Karl Lagerfeld Prize and, for the first time, the winner of the Savoir-Faire Prize, a distinction that rewards excellence in craftsmanship, technical innovation and the sustainable approach of the brands selected. This year’s jury includes Jonathan Anderson, Maria Grazia Chiuri, Nicolas Ghesquière, Marc Jacobs, Kim Jones, Stella McCartney, Nigo, Phoebe Philo, Silvia Venturini Fendi and Pharrell Williams, as well as Delphine Arnault, Jean-Paul Claverie and Sidney Toledano. #fashion #textile #neworderoffashion #textileinnovation #textileresearch #regeneration https://lnkd.in/ee463PqV

Come and visit! During the 2024 Salone del Mobile Milano, Nieuwe Instituut presented the New Store 2.0. The project imagines a store where shopping helps the environment instead of harming it. In this second iteration of the experimental pop-up shop, Nieuwe Instituut is testing alternative forms of exchange. New Order of Fashion consulted Nieuwe Instituut on a regenerative fashion designer to include in the project. NOOF 2021 talent Woo Jin Joo was selected and traveled to Milan to co-create with the visitors of the Store. She will be on location till Sunday. For those who couldn't make it: read more about the project and Woo Jin's approach via the link below! https://lnkd.in/eyuQdrPu #fashion #textile #neworderoffashion #textileinnovation #textileresearch #regeneration

Visiting the Salone del Mobile.Milano? Come and visit New Store 2.0 by Nieuwe Instituut and meet NOOF talent Woo Jin Joo! With the New Store 2.0, presented at Milan Design Week 2024, Nieuwe Instituut imagines a store where shopping helps the environment instead of harming it. In this second iteration of the experimental pop-up shop, located at socio-cultural centre Stecca 3 from 16 to 21 April, Nieuwe Instituut is testing alternative forms of exchange. New Order of Fashion consulted Nieuwe Instituut on regenerative fashion designers to include in the project. NOOF 2021 talent Woo Jin Joo was selected and will travel to Milan to co-create with the visitors of the Store. Read more about this pioneering project: https://lnkd.in/e5Cj-erZ #fashion #textile #neworderoffashion #textileinnovation #textileresearch #regeneration