TRENDLETTER 26-September-2021

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Sustainable food and meal production are practised at a culinary happening under the motto 'zero waste' and at slow cooker bag sewing workshops during Vienna Design Week Fashion.at looked through the programme for more information about one of the main topics Food & Design where sustainable food and meal production, consumption can be actively practised at events like a culinary happening and slow cooker sewing workshops. Let's start with the sewing workshop for making a bag which is a portable slow cooker. The portable do-it-yourself slow cooker is a project by EOOS NEXT...

Tattoo and street art inspired artist Jonas Deubelbeiss presents works at the new art retail platform Galartery.com curated by Johanna Penz of Art Innsbruck and Art Salzburg Through the summer, Galartery made the new art destination public by throwing light on selected art disciplines or artists such as with the latest press release concerning the artworks by Swiss artist Jonas Deubelbeiss and his lively portraits on canvas of personalities who have impressed him. Jonas Deubelbeiss started his art career on human skin as tattoo artist and on streets as graffiti artist...

Fashion.at version of Ginger-Cinnamon-Cardamom Cookies with Arancini for the autumn comfort zone at the office or at home In the last weeks with days becoming shorter, Fashion.at has turned its rooms with harmonious interior scents and regional autumn flower decorations into a fitting comfort zone for the new season. Highlights of the cosy easiness are now afternoon coffees with spicy cookies instead of fresh-fruity summer desserts. One of the latest sweets was self-made by Fashion.at after inspirations from found online published recipes. Experimenting with ingredients is not always a choice as simply not all ingredients are available at the kitchen and the Fashion.at taste (less sugar than normally recommended) requires additional creativity. This happened also during the making of the ginger cookies. They taste spicy and cinnamon-sweet...

Fashion.at tour tip Autumn 2021: From 'The LaLa' for sweets and coffee to Austrian designer stores direction new 'Hotel Motto' When a tourist asks Fashion.at where to make a culinary and shopping tour in Vienna, the answer is (currently) "Explore the area of the 7th district 'Neubau' and the 6th district of Vienna, 'Mariahilf'" where many Austrian labels and interesting new gastro and hotel locations opened in the last years or will open soon such as the stylish Hotel Motto - very probably the city's new must-have-been-there place. For the starting point of a tour near the Museumsplatz where the Natural History, Art History museums and MQ-MuseumsQuartier are located, the vegan restaurant 'The LaLa' for getting prepared for the walk with coffee and sweets can be recommended. As a practical guide for the exploration, Fashion.at drew on Google maps a direction plan with starting point 'The LaLa' and end point 'Hotel Motto'; in between a selection of designer stores...

rebekka ruétz 'reALTERation' Spring/Summer 2022 pays homage to the beauty of the nature in the valley Zillertal in Tirol The Tyrolean designer Rebekka Ruetz continued with the new Spring/Summer 2022 collection, which was presented on 8 September at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin, the series of Zillertal inspired designs. The third edition of reflections upon the nature of the valley carries after 'placID' and 'reSET' the name 'reALTERation'...

Vienna Design Week 2021 presented the programme of events like shoe, bag design workshops, exhibition of a fashion designer's watch, pop-up café... Vienna Design Week provides every year views on the city from new angles thrown from annually changing locations of the headquarters. This year, it's the 20th district of Vienna named 'Brigittenau' where the base is located. The design week is for the first time directed by Gabriel Roland introduced by VDW co-founder Lilli Hollein who is since this year the new director of the MAK - Museum of Applied Arts. Recently, the online programme and some details about the headquarters were released...

Exploration tour tip: The beginnings of the making of textiles reconstructed on basis of findings of scientific research and experimental archaeology at the outdoor park of MAMUZ Schloss Asparn in Lower Austria Recently, Fashion.at visited one of the museums of MAMUZ in Lower Austria at the federal state's so-called 'Weinviertel' at Schloss Asparn at the Zaya. At the outdoor area, the exploration of living worlds starts with tipis of the Paleolithic hunter and collector culture. The first tracks of textile production can be observed already at the next living world with an accessible quasi-'furnished' building which was reconstructed after a Neolithic Age settlement from ca. 5600/5500 BC found in the region of Schwechat in Lower Austria. Weaving is after stone and wood works the longest practised craft and can be dated back to the Neolithic. At the Bronze Age settlement (ca. 2200 BC), the museum researchers provide insights into how textiles were processed with examples of the colors achieved through natural dyes...