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• Lena Hoschek AW21/22 'Biedermeier' inspired by pre-revolutionary 19th century period and Arnulf Rainer's 'Pseudologica' series of reworked erotic scenes Austrian designer Lena Hoschek presented the first looks of the new Autumn/Winter 2021/22 collection with the name 'Biedermeier' referencing the period when Central Europe had to be restored again in the early 19th century beginning with the Congress in Vienna (1815) until the revolution in 1848. The German word Biedermeier references 'good citizens' who aren't interested in politics and make no trouble. During this time, social living happened more and more at home...

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• Preview 'Innovation Science Story' collection by H&M; leather from cactus plants, performance fabrics from castor beans From 18 March, the first items of the new H&M collection series 'Innovation Science Story' will be available at selected stores and online. The collection shows how scientific theory of environmentally fashion, especially innovative, sustainable textile production processes and design, are turned into practice. The first range of comfortable sports inspired pieces in combination with eye-catching accessories and shoes pay homage to forward thinking innovators of materials like the leather alternative from cactus plants, developed by the Mexican founders of 'Desserto', or EVO by Fulgar yarns made from castor beans...

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• Kunsthalle Wien exhibition 'Cybernetics of the Poor' stimulates thoughts about the regulation of societal systems with inbuilt power structures
  In mid-February, the Austrian government announced that businesses like gastronomy, hotels, or fitness centers have to be closed very probably until Easter. On 1st March, the next steps concerning openings will be presented. Museums or art spaces re-opened on 8th February. Some rumours say that the current situation should be used as it's not sure how long it will be possible to visit exhibitions until the next hard lockdown. Fashion.at searched for an exhibition and found one which throws light on digitalization, big data, the world of finance and the role of society, the people in it. The title of the exhibition is 'Cybernetics of the Poor' and can be viewed until 25 April at Kunsthalle Wien...
  

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• On occasion of International Women's Day 2021, Alfa Romeo released a tribute video about female racers from the 1920s up to nowadays drivers of the brand's cars The video starts with Baroness Maria Antonietta d'Avanzo (1889 - 1977) who is described at several sources as feminist and fighter for equal rights. Alfa Romeo writes at the tribute text that she "...proved her worth in many competitions as a formidable opponent for the best drivers of the time, including a young Enzo Ferrari." ...

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