Richard Liddle

Richard Liddle is turning plastic into the ultimate recyclable material...

Cohda's first commercial product is the RD4 chair (shown), which went on sale in the U.S. this June at Branch (www.branchhome.com). “The RD4 embodies the very best of both worlds: It's a gorgeous, iconic piece of furniture that happens to be made from waste material,” says Branch founder Paul Donald. “We’re very much looking forward to seeing what he comes up with next.

Formed of woven strips of plastic, the chair is both 100% recycled and 100% recyclable, but it made an impact as much for its looks as for its green quotient.

Susan Lee Bio-Couture

Susan Lee is a senior research fellow in the school of fashion / textiles, central saint martins, london.
she is also the creative director of biocouture which investigates the growth of clothing through the use of
bacterial cellulose.
This video is showing how she do to grow clothing using bateria, amazing !

Neda Niaraki Fast Food Fashion

Neda Niaraki is a textile and graphic designer from the United States. At Central Saint Martins, she created for her final project the collection Fast Food Fashion.

The clothes are made from recyclable Tyvek that challenges popular culture's addiction to fashion and urges consumers to rethink their fashion over-consumption. The garments can be worn up to 12 times before deteriorating. Tyvek can be recycled up to 4-5 times before physical properties are substantially affected.
http://www.nedaniaraki.typepad.com/portfolio/