Trendforschung: "Fetishism in fashion", Lidewij Edelkoort live @ filmpodium, Zurich

Wir hatten von der STF heute die Möglichkeit, Li Edelkoort, die wohl bekannteste Trendforscherin der Welt live zu sehen. Ein Mega-Ereignis, wenn man bedenkt, dass eine Teilnahme an einem ihrer Vorträge normalerweise um die 500.- kostet...Und: sie ist wirklich genial. Man könnte ihr stundenlang zuhören und sich inspirieren lassen. Schon ihre Erscheinung ist inspirierend:




Kurz zu den wichtigsten Trends, the "thirteen fetishes":



  • Nudism (long-lasting trend that uses colours of our own skin, skin & skeletal material, corsets & lingerie, erotic materials, torture machines, looks sometimes scary.
  • Sado-Masochism: sex and bondage on fashion, the human perversion of relating pain and pleasure to captivity and control, is dominant in lingerie, masks, hermetic type, painful shoes
  • Infantilism: dressing like a baby is a big movement / society trend, youngness/freshness/naivness, they are afraid of the future and want to become a baby again, wish to never grow up
  • Nipponism: Japan as the most fetishistic country of the world, packaged woman (Kimonos), folding geometry into form
  • Spiritualism: giving sense to the things, energy in clothes, dialog with clothes
  • Absurdism: comme des garcons, away from functional/daily to surrealism, dressed like clouds, sculptures
  • Romanticism: will continue in the 21 century, lace, details but also dark, Shakespeare, feathers
  • Legendism: Kleopatra, masks, details, Ikarus, saga of fiction, dramatic
  • Consumerism: dressed in waste, against overconsumption, young designers are crying: stop this! Warning sign
  • Regionalism: local not global, wooden shoes, handycrafts, fuller skirts, tales from historical and folk vernaculars

  • Patriotism: aggressive form, fighting sports, protective details from football and ice hockey, masks
  • Nomadism: more casual clothes, long coats, floating parkas, survival ideas, backpack, belts, survival masks
  • Shamanism: bones, comes from africa originally, animistic belief patterns,

experimental shoes

Absurdism: clothes like clouds


Trend animals and the animal in us


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