Fabulism's Chaude Couture demonstrates innovative design by using rice straw to craft a wearable, water-repellent raincoat that also functions as a micro-shelter. Presented at the Biennale d'Architecture et de Paysage d'Île-de-France, this project shifts away from plastic, opting for organic materials to create lightweight, protective clothing. Inspired by climate change, the design draws from traditional raincoat aesthetics while fostering a connection between fashion and the environment. The raincoat serves not only functional purposes but also acts as a fashion statement, encouraging sustainable practices in clothing design.
Fabulism creates Chaude Couture by weaving rice straw into a wearable, water-repellent raincoat and micro-shelter, moving away from plastic to natural materials.
The chain of artisans involved in creating Chaude Couture exemplifies a commitment to sustainability while providing a lightweight garment that also acts as a fashion statement.
The design draws inspiration from climate adaptation and how fashion can reflect the relationship between culture and environmental conditions.
The garment resembles old-style raincoats, transforming them into wearable structures, creating connections between people, nature, and design.
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