Singapore Fashion Council

Fashion Futures returns for its third season with stories from across the fashion value chain. Presented by Singapore Fashion Council in partnership with ASN Media, the series follows the people and ideas reshaping materials, design, circular practice and fashion education.

 

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CIRCULARITY

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AI & AUTOMATION

Explore the films through five industry pillars.

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MATERIALS

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DESIGN

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SUPPLY CHAINS

/01 Circularity & Responsible Consumption

What happens to materials once a product has served its first purpose? Explore creative reuse, circular design and ways to keep resources in use for longer.


Raffles College of Higher Education

Wang Bingrong transforms discarded fabrics into ready-to-wear fashion, supported by technical training at Raffles and industry collaboration.
Circularity & Responsible Consumption

Textile off-cuts can find new purpose beyond fashion. We explore how creative reuse, product design and industry collaboration can turn discarded materials into desirable products and support a circular economy.

/02 AI, Automation & The Future of Work

As digital tools change the way fashion is designed and developed, what skills and decisions will shape the work ahead?


YKK

YKK’s digital tools help apparel designers visualise components, collaborate and make earlier decisions while reducing reliance on physical samples.
AI, Automation & The Future of Work

How can AI give fashion teams more time for design and creativity? We explore its role in supplier sourcing, market understanding and customer experience, alongside the organisational choices that shape its use.

/03 Next-Generation Materials

Materials must meet demands for performance, reliability and lower impact. These stories examine how fibre and surface technologies are being developed for fashion and footwear.


RGE

Lyocell’s expanding textile applications highlight how research, material performance and supply reliability shape its adoption across the industry.
Stahl

Stahl works with manufacturers to develop and test coatings addressing material performance, consistency and environmental impact across fashion and footwear.
Next-Generation Materials

What does it take to bring new materials into everyday use? From mushroom leather to seaweed biopolymers, we explore the demands of durability, consistency and cost, and how collaboration can support wider adoption.

/04 Behaviour Change & Better Design

Better design begins with the decisions people make. See how education and hands-on industry experience can help the next generation approach sustainability and technology.


Temasek Polytechnic

Temasek Polytechnic connects fashion education with industry, helping students tackle sustainability, embrace technology and develop brands through practical experience.
Behaviour Change & Better Design

Clearer information can help people make more informed fashion choices. We explore how communicating decisions about materials, garment construction and design can make sustainability part of everyday purchasing decisions.

/05 Decarbonisation & Supply Chains

Decarbonisation & Supply Chains

More sustainable supply chains depend on shared responsibility. We explore how closer connections between boardrooms and suppliers, green financing and joint investment in equipment and processes can help the industry move forward.