Fashion
Dezeen’s top five collections from London College of Fashion MA Menswear 2016
Issey Miyake bakes fabric to pleat Spring Summer 2016 garments
Digitsole presents Back to the Future-style self-lacing trainers
OMsignal’s smart sports bra gives wearers instant workout feedback
ODO unveils cotton jeans and T-shirts that clean themselves
Marloes ten Bhömer’s Bluepanelshoe is an alternative to conventional “clichéd” high heels
Using computer algorithms in design is like “sculpting with a new material”
New Balance partners with Nervous System to design personalised 3D-printed trainer soles
Aranda\Lasch creates pleated concrete facade for Tom Ford flagship Miami store
Alexander Taylor and Joachim de Callatay mill leather to create limited-edition shoe for Adidas
SO-IL creates flexible light-filled showroom for Versace’s New York headquarters
Ai Weiwei’s first jewellery collection is cut from a rod of gold rebar
Today we like: shoes you can’t walk in
Sandra Plantos’ abstract concrete shoes purposefully prevent movement
Sponge bikini is designed to absorb pollution from the sea
VanMoof’s Boncho rain mac covers both bike and rider to encourage wet-weather city cycling
Adidas combines ocean plastic and 3D printing for eco-friendly trainers
Nendo redesigns Zerogra glasses to feature circular hinges
ShiftWear’s trainers can be personalised with moving images at the touch of a button
Tamara Efrat creates smocked bags using Photoshop-like computer program
Snarkitecture suspends 700 Air Jordan replicas in Kith’s Brooklyn store
Vollebak sportswear collection includes a ceramic-skinned jacket that protects wearers from falls
Print All Over Me turns search terms and mouse activity into textile patterns