World of WearableArt founder confident brand will thrive under new ownership
After 35 years, the world's leading wearable art competition will soon have a new owner.
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After 35 years, the world's leading wearable art competition will soon have a new owner.
ROSA WOODS/Stuff World of WearableArt designer and 2019 Aotearoa section winner Dylan Mulder with his design, Natural Progression, which was co-designed by artificial intelligence. The exhibition features garments that have appeared in the world’s most significant wearable art competition, usually presented as a stage show which was this year cancelled due to Covid-19. Instead, visitors can now experience the intricate detail in an intimate display, from today until February 14. Visitors will enter a series of unique environments, filled with colour, light, and sound, featuring the garm...