The Future Forum Vision presented at the SHED in New York City was one of universal inclusivity. The best Paralympic and Olympic athletes are coming together in ONE venue.

Ahead of the competition in Tokyo, Nike debuts progressive new collections featuring sustainable materials for all athletes. As the growing climate crisis continues to disrupt competition and training, Nike’s sustainable innovations signal the brand’s commitment to helping protect the future of the planet — and, consequently, the future of sport. Highlights include uniforms for USA basketball, progressive advances in track and field kits and exuberant styles for those federations ushering skateboarding into the games.

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The Future Forum Vision presented at the SHED in New York City was one of universal inclusivity. The best Paralympic and Olympic athletes are coming together in ONE venue.

Nike – Play New – House of Innovation – Paris

Tokyo Olympic Consumer Product

Ever since the 1972 games in Munich, which saw the debut of the Cortez running shoe, Nike has used the world stage to debut their most innovative products. And for this year’s Winter Games in Beijing, the brand is continuing to push the envelope, incorporating in their offering both inclusive design principles and the feedback from the disabled community. The design team created a ground breaking collection, with universal product insights from Para athletes and athletes, in partnership with the USOPC.

“As a winter athlete, I love the thought put into designing for the elements and for where it is going to be used,” said Oksana Masters, a 10-time Paralympic medalist. “Not only is the apparel thoughtful in design, but it is also thoughtful in execution. I am thankful to have been given the chance to be a thought partner with Nike in this process.”

The Nike ACG Gaiadome FlyEase boot is made exclusively for Team USA Athletes. The Metal Stand apparel, specifically, takes the DNA of FlyEase footwear and applies it to jackets, pants, and the like, all of which feature improved adjustability and easy “on/off/open/close.”

Nike conceptualizes a seamless thermo-regulating system, with the “Steeple rock” long-sleeve acting as an insulating base layer and the water-repellent “Chain of Craters” puffer winter jacket worn as the protective outer layer. As a singular integrated apparel apparatus, each garments provides optimal heat regulation and moisture-wicking benefits. The FlyEase Boots featured in the campaign are an athlete exclusive unavailable online.

The hooded “Rope de Dope” jacket and vest are made of nylon shell and recycled PET bottles and feature wind-resistant insulation to protect against abrasive drafts. The shell is entirely ASUTEX (water saving processes) dyed, creating a textural overlay similar to shibori tie-dye. The insulated vest is a sleek zip-up that can be worn with the jacket or on its own for lighter cold-weather sports.

Completing the collection are trail pants with abrasion-resistant design for high-intensity activity, engineered with moisture-wicking fabric for wet and rocky terrain. The quick-release magnetic belt is a notable touch and allows for customizable wear on the go.
The collection is Nike’s most sustainable winter medal stand ensemble yet, with each piece derived from recycled wool, shells, and fills, utilizing 90% less water than previous collections.

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The Team USA collection elevates sustainability when this summer’s lights will shine brightest: the medal ceremony. Inspired by the recycled materials that make up the medals, Nike designers reimagined the iconic Windrunner jacket with 100 percent recycled polyester. Its distinct chevron-shaped silhouette, engineered to size for both male and female athletes, is inspired by Japanese kimono design and the panels are knit to shape for minimal waste. The garment’s defining mark — the national team logo — is stamped with recycled Nike Grind rubber. Team USA pants are also constructed from 100 percent recycled nylon, with a 100 percent recycled polyester mesh lining. Additional elements, such as the drawcord tips, zipper pulls and Swoosh branding, are made with Nike Grind.

This summer’s medalists will wear some of Nike’s lowest-impact footwear atop the podium. The Vapormax, a Nike Air icon, is made using 75 percent recycled manufacturing waste. Its recycled-polyester Flyknit upper is precision-engineered for minimal waste. Additional features include FlyEase technology, enabling easy entry and adjustability for athletes of all abilities on the medal stand. Each color and material was inspired by a view of piles of waste from a distance, mixing different textures, colors and shapes together to form the new Nike Air Vapormax 2020.

Nike paints Los Angeles running track in pride flag colours

Nike’s new, faster Nike Vapor track and field kits featuring Nike AeroSwift technology are designed to enhance overall human potential for speed and at the same time address the specificities of each athlete and event.

Made from innovative, lightweight Nike AeroSwift technology featuring recycled polyester, the kits reduce and simplify construction in an effort to minimize weight. This performance hybrid is made possible by an advanced manufacturing process that pairs a four-way stretch knit with breathable, engineered mesh that also integrates Nike AeroBlades.

Engineered into the apparel in strategic areas — identified via hundreds of hours of wind tunnel testing — Nike AeroBlades disrupt and improve the air around the athlete, resulting in the greatest drag reduction of any Nike track & field kit to date. And unlike past aerodynamic technology, which was specifically designed for sprints, Nike AeroBlades assist all runners.

Sustainable Innovation

Nike Vapor track and field kits with AeroSwift technology are made using recycled polyester, demonstrating Nike’s commitment to sustainable innovation: creating product engineered for superior athletic performance while reducing environmental impact. Since 2010, more than three billion plastic bottles have been diverted from landfills and converted into recycled polyester for Nike performance products.

Pioneering Nike Vapor basketball uniforms impose a new order on the court by pairing progressive knit jerseys and shorts featuring Nike AeroSwift technology with innovative base layers to minimize game-time distractions and maximize performance.

The system is anchored by basketball-specific base layer options, including arm sleeves, padded compression gear and knee sleeves, which together wick sweat from the skin, providing a feeling of protection and compression, and keeping the players’ arms and legs warm off-court.

Designed to interact with the base layer but not cling, the lightweight, tailored jersey features stretch knit with engineered mesh as determined by extensive sweat-mapping studies.

The short also introduces a FlyVent waistband that addresses the discomfort of traditional basketball waistbands via a new manufacturing process that combines two types of knit mesh into one highly secure, breathable band. This is matched to a hybrid of engineered knit mesh in the back and a hydrophobic four-way stretch woven fabric in the front. Additionally, the front of the shorts features a mobility vent. Placed specifically where basketball players need it most, based on their five key movements, it reveals a flash of tights as athletes move. The result is a 35% more breathable kit than that worn in 2012.

Moving down the body, designers further reduced distraction with the Nike Elite Versatility basketball sock. A 360-degree ankle-support system, dynamic arch compression, anatomical design and footpad cushioning add to the comfort and locked-in feel of the sock, while Dri-FIT fabric wicks away moisture and increases breathability.

Sustainable Innovation

Nike Vapor uniforms with AeroSwift technology have been partially constructed from recycled polyester, which is rendered from plastic bottles to produce fine yarn. Since 2010, more than three billion plastic bottles have been diverted from landfills and converted into recycled polyester for Nike performance products. 

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Team USA will sport the comfortable and warm Aeroloft 800 Summit Jacket, which features UV-reflecting titanium nano-coating at the exterior and is loaded with 800-fill goose down inside. The premium materials are matched with tech details like laser perforations around the chest, strategically placed between chambers to give ventilation where you need it most. The proud “USA” at the back of the jacket features a clever lenticular fabric that shifts from blue to red. Other pieces of the collection include custom tech fleeces, backpacks and gloves, all of which channel the vibrant sense of patriotism that Olympic games tend to inspire.

Sustainability - Nike Better World

For more than 20 years, NIKE has placed at its core a commitment to providing athletes with the most advanced product innovations. NIKE creates product to help promote superior athletic performance and lower environmental impact as part of our Nike Better World ethos. Innovation is embedded into the design and development process from the very beginning, addressing use of environmentally preferred materials, reduction of waste and eliminating toxics.

NIKE has revolutionized sustainability in performance product. NIKE’s vision is closed loop, which takes materials from an old shoe or an old shirt, grinds them up and transforms them into new products.

Recycled Polyester: Utilizing recycled PET plastic bottles, NIKE designs superior performance apparel. Reclaimed, discarded plastic bottles are melted down to produce new yarn and converted into fabric to create NIKE’s high performance apparel.  This process saves raw materials and reduces energy consumption by an estimated 30% compared to manufacturing virgin polyester.

Additionally, uniforms in the Nike Pro TurboSpeed collection use an average of 82 percent recycled polyester fabric and up to an average of 13 recycled plastic bottles.

NIKE CONSIDERED

2008

Nike has always been about performance innovation for the benefit of the athlete, and no more so than at the world’s biggest sporting event on the world’s biggest stage - the Olympics.

However, for the past decade Nike has also been challenging itself to innovate for both the athlete and the environment.

We call this our Considered ethos – a commitment to design sustainable products that solve environmental challenges without sacrificing performance.

This means creating products that use: less toxics, less waste, and more environmentally friendly materials.

SWIFT

This is the first time that the entire range of Nike Swift Track and Field and Rowing apparel will be Considered.

The 2008 Swift product is the fastest Nike has produced and we believe we’ve made a breakthrough by using 100% recycled polyester in pinnacle performance apparel without sacrificing an ounce of performance.

Given that the slightest change in fabrication or construction can alter the aerodynamic performance of a Swift Suit, producing an entire sustainable range of Nike’ fastest-ever performance apparel is a significant achievement.

In Track and Field Nike will have 26 Swift Considered products across 442 styles and in Rowing there will be 10 styles. That represents 24 percent of Nike’s entire apparel range for the Olympics.

By using recycled polyester Nike has also diverted 9,400kg, or 20,700lbs, of polyester waste from landfill.

Nike World Headquarters - International media

April 2008

GLOBAL CREATIVE DIRECTION INSPIRATION

Drove the Creative, Innovation, and Brand direction for apparel.  A portion of that Creative Direction is shown here.

Beijing 2008 looked at elevating Athletes' insights about the deep connection Athletes have when putting on their country uniforms. They feel like superheroes. Superheroes would become the evergreen value of many Olympic Games to come.

In each Country, the design teams looked for deep insights into what country Pride was rooted in. That deep, rich story became the tapestry that the design teams elevated.

Nike Global Creative Direction - Sport Apparel

23 Countries - 31 Sports

Nike and Jun Takahashi will continue its strong relationship with a forthcoming GYAKUSOU offering. The sport of running continues to be a strong building block of each yearly offering while subtracting excess materials in order to provide the perfect run session. This year’s range places emphasis on the relationship between running and travel with packable pieces. The importance of running to Takahashi is discussed as he expresses “Running is my biggest source of creativity. It makes sense that I create apparel and footwear to support my running, which I dedicate time to everyday. I don’t know why, but I’ve always had a strong desire to express my feelings through apparel.”

In addition to Jun’s fondness of the sport he makes sure to emphasize the importance of 2016’s Gyakusou detailing and adjustability to various weather conditions. As a result, Takahashi has incorporated a brand new Quickburst Zipper along with removable sleeves for different occasions. You’ll also find slits for packability and convenience.

NIKE AEROLOFT

2013

Nike Aeroloft technology addresses the challenge of keeping runners warm, but not too warm, in cooler conditions. The innovation debuts in the Nike Aeroloft 800 Vest, an ultra-light insulating layer composed of perforated down. Movement activates ventilation in the vest, allowing heat to escape the body through laser-cut holes situated between the down chambers. The 800-fill down is body-mapped to maximize mobility and warmth where needed most. Wicking Dri-FIT side and shoulder panels further boost breathability, while the rip-stop nylon exterior provides durability and protection from wind. Lightweight and low-profile, the Nike Aeroloft 800 Vest folds up to fit in a pocket for easy layering and carrying.

Nike Aeroloft was tested extensively on a specially designed sweating mannequin in the NSRL and by elite runners in rugged conditions in New Zealand and Japan. Scientists analyzed the effectiveness of everything from perforation placement to the size of down baffles to the type and amount of insulation used. The new technology will roll out in future Nike products across different sports.

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Innovated for Adaptive Breathability

Nike AeroReact supports human physiology to help runners stay comfortable. 

Every runner has experienced it: as soon as they start their run, their temperature begins to rise. They heat up. Aside from shedding clothing layers, to stay cool the body undertakes a process of thermoregulation, releasing sweat that evaporates to help the body maintain an optimal temperature.

We need thermoregulation to sustain significant speed over distance without overheating. But the harder the body strives to stay cool, the more difficult it can become to perform optimally. Enter, Nike AeroReact technology: a new responsive, lightweight fabric developed with insights fromrunners from the world over.

AeroReact is uniquely engineered to adapt to changes in a runner’s temperature.  Supporting the body’s existing thermoregulation capabilities, the textile’s bi-component yarn senses moisture vapor and opens its structure to maximize breathability.

Tech Fleece Aeroloft Collection. The innovation brings optimum insulation from goose down together with fleece, known for its practical and comfortable use in cold-weather sportswear to create a collection that offers not only protection from the elements, but is extremely lightweight. While fleece is commonly found in outdoor wear and sportswear for retaining heat, the addition of down adds thermoregulation into the mix, and to prevent over-heating, laser-cut ventilation is applied. Two staples in weather-appropriate apparel, the two technologies merge in a seamless display that include a parka for women and a windrunner for men.

NIKE PRO TurboSpeed

It’s about speed. For the past 12 years NIKE has been continually evolving Project Swift, with its central goal of maximizing athlete velocity.  Incorporating over 1,000 hours of wind tunnel testing and insights from some of the fastest athletes in the world, NIKE has applied this research to a range of sports, with Track & Field always at its core.

What was once a singular suit has now evolved into a set of core principles applied to all speed-related uniforms in the athlete’s Track & Field kit, giving every athlete an arsenal of options. Nike Pro TurboSpeed is the fastest collection of uniforms we’ve ever built, and exemplifies our commitment to the successful execution of the Project Swift’s core principles:

Zoned Aerodynamics: Just as a golf ball’s dimples are designed to help it go farther and faster, NIKE uses a similar idea to help reduce the aerodynamic drag of the athlete. Using revolutionary Nike AeroSwift technology, patterns and surface architectures informed directly by wind tunnel data are strategically placed on key areas of the athlete’s form. The result is the Nike Pro TurboSpeed, which offers the greatest aerodynamic drag reduction of any NIKE uniform to date.

Zero Distraction: Promoting focus by eliminating distractions, this new generation of Project Swift employs the new technology Nike AeroSwift to keep the interior surface of Nike Pro TurboSpeed as smooth, even and uninterrupted as possible. By placing elastics and edge finishes on the outside of the garment and incorporating an innovative flat, smooth waistband, bulkiness and abrasions are virtually eliminated.

Superior Lightweight Performance: Lightweight materials combine with design principals of reduction and simplification to create lighter uniforms, thereby helping increase overall speed.

Nike Pro TurboSpeed: Our fastest ever: Based on wind tunnel data, it is up to 0.023 seconds faster over 100m than our previous track uniform, which can be the difference between finishing on the podium or not..

Reflecting the NIKE commitment to considered design, Nike Pro TurboSpeed merges sustainability and performance. Uniforms in the Nike Pro TurboSpeed collection use an average of 82% recycled polyester fabric and up to an average of 13 recycled plastic bottles. Specific products have been developed for distance, sprint, and field events while strategic color blocking is used to visually capture movement. Specifically for women, NIKE has developed a new approach to modular support, creating specific solutions for the distance, sprint, and field athlete, each offering a different degree of support and adjustability, and integrating Dri-FIT moisture management and premium quality detailing throughout.

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AEROGRAPHICS

Combining NIKE’S lightest, most technologically advanced textiles with iconic graphics, the Nike Hyper Elite Basketball Uniform helps boost players’ performance and communicates the pride of USA Basketball.

The innovation begins with Nike Aerographics, an engineered fabric that is a passive cooling solution allowing greater design and graphic flexibility while creating mesh areas in a garment without adding seams. It adds graphic interest to a garment that actually contributes to the performance by increasing air circulation. The Nike Hyper Elite Shorts to be worn by the USA Basketball team alone weigh in at 14 ounces lighter than the average shorts currently worn by professional players. Further, since unveiling Nike Aerographics in 2008, the NIKE design team has harnessed the technology’s bold design applications and endless graphic possibilities.

Taking these advancements into account, the NIKE Hyper Elite Jersey, our lightest jersey ever, features a breathable and durable design with striking Nike Aerographics. Its 3D-structured Dri-FIT fabric helps pull sweat away from the skin and reduce cling while a functional flock screenprint on the inside of the collar provides further sweat management. The sleeveless v-neck silhouette, including hem vents and modified armholes, offers mobility while the slim fit reduces bulkiness and distraction.

The jerseys are advanced to iconic when combined with bold graphics, including contrast color blocking, a signature pride Nike Aerographics on the back and a country-specific battle cry on the inside of the neck, helping to inspire players and fans alike. A federation mark, in addition to the athlete’s name and number, add to the seminal look. Meanwhile, the fabric of the men’s jersey is made with approximately 96% recycled polyester. The Nike Hyper Elite Basketball Uniform saves an average of 22 recycled plastic bottles per uniform---reflecting the NIKE commitment to considered design.

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NIKE PRO TurboSpeed

Reflecting the NIKE commitment to considered design, Nike Pro TurboSpeed merges sustainability and performance. Uniforms in the Nike Pro TurboSpeed collection use an average of 82% recycled polyester fabric and up to an average of 13 recycled plastic bottles. Specific products have been developed for distance, sprint, and field events while strategic color blocking is used to visually capture movement. Specifically for women, NIKE has developed a new approach to modular support, creating specific solutions for the distance, sprint, and field athlete, each offering a different degree of support and adjustability, and integrating Dri-FIT moisture management and premium quality detailing throughout.

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NIKE CONSIDERED - COLORDRY

London Olympics 2012

Kenyan marathon world champion Abel Kirui will take his place at the start line this Sunday in footwear and clothing that combine high performance innovation with environmentally sustainable design from head to toe.

The Kenya singlet he will wear is made from recycled fabric that comes from the equivalent of three recycled plastic bottles. To make the fabric, bottles are ground into flakes, melted and then spun into special thread. All of the Track & Field uniforms for Nike sponsored federations have also been created using this technique.

The Kenyan colors have been added to the singlet using an innovative water-free dye process. Earlier this year, Nike announced a strategic partnership with DyeCoo, a Netherlands-based company that has developed and built the first commercially available waterless textile dyeing machines. By using recycled carbon dioxide, DyeCoo’s technology eliminates the use of water in the textile dyeing process. 

On average, textile dyeing uses an estimated 100-150 liters of water to process 1 kg of textile material today. The synthetic textile dyeing industry consumes 2.4 trillion gallons of water per year, the equivalent to 3,700,000 competition swimming pools. As part of its commitment to sustainable design, Nike has been exploring this technology for the past eight years and aims to scale it for larger production volumes in the future.

Utilizing c02, an inert and non-toxic gas that is available as waste from other industries, waterless dyeing is an innovative process that also produces 50-60% less carbon emissions than conventional dyeing methods.

Abel Kirui will also run in the Nike Flyknit Racer shoe, featuring a revolutionary technology that enables running shoe uppers to be designed from knitted threads, these  are precisely engineered for structure and superior lightweight performance while minimizing material waste during the production process.

The Kenya singlet also features Nike Dri-FIT technology that helps to regulate athletes’ temperatures while running by drawing sweat away from the body and through the fabric to help keep athletes dry and cool.  Bonded seams on the singlet provide a seamless fit to minimize distractions.  

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RECOVERY INNOVATION

Spring 2014

The Nike Pro Combat Recovery Hypertight is designed to be worn away from competition, during active recovery' — while the body is moving, but not competing or engaged in intense exercise. The graduated compression provided by its advanced design targets specific zones of the leg, aiding recovery.

ATHLETE INSIGHT

For decades, athletes have been looking for effective recovery solutions – using ice baths, compression wraps and muscle ointments. The ongoing grind of training lasts 365 days a year for top athletes, with official seasons stretching out for months. Bodies are tested; muscles maxed out, especially in the legs.

Top athletes across multiple sports, including footballer Zlatan Ibrahimvoc and basketball star LeBron James, were involved in the testing and development of the Nike Recovery Hypertight, providing crucial feedback.

“It helps my performance in the simple fact that I am able to recover from game to game, and I am able to get back to feeling great before the game starts and during the game,” said LeBron James.

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

Innovation team worked with a core team on the testing and development of the Nike Recovery Hypertight for more than 18 months.  After identifying the challenge of helping athletes to recover faster, the team searched for a solution. 

The team followed the insight that compression helps reduce swelling, which can aid muscle recovery. After many different prototypes and comprehensive testing, the Nike design team had just what they were after: a comfortable, graduated compression fit that reduces muscle swelling by putting pressure exactly where it’s needed.

The amount of compression provided by the power grid pattern creates a smooth transition down the leg, with compression firmest at the ankle, where swelling can be most severe. 

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The Nike Pro Bra Innovation

Spring 2014

The sports bra is at the heart of every female athlete’s workout. It’s often the first thing she puts on and is arguably the most important. 

More so than any other part of the workout wardrobe, sports bras make it clear no two women are the same. Different physiques and different needs across a wide range of activities require a heightened focus on narrowly tailored personalization.

In this regard, fit and support are paramount. A sports bra that doesn’t fit right is motivation not to work out. 

The Nike Pro Bra Collection features five bras designed for each athlete’s desired level of support. The centerpiece of the collection is the Nike Pro Rival Bra, which delivers the highest level of support and is offered in 25 sizes to help the female athlete find the right fit. The collection also features the new Nike Pro Fierce Bra, as well as the updated Nike Pro Classic and Nike Pro Indy Bras. The Nike Pro Classic Bra is also available in a padded version.

The bras are complemented by the new Nike Pro 360 Fit System, which employs a Nike-created calculator to help female athletes find their precise size. 

Together, the bras and fit system represent the culmination of a global design journey in which every detail was obsessed, all the way down to the fibers found in the fabrics.

Athlete Insights and Early Research

Athlete insights are the lifeblood of Nike design. In the early stages of its sports bra research, Nike interviewed a number of athletes. An important theme emerged: the higher the support, the lower the comfort.

To build a bra up, Nike needed to break it down, work that would require an entire team. This team, spanning research, design and development, embarked on a global journey of innovation. It met with some of the world’s leading bra specialists and studied bra manufacturing best practices. Particular focus was placed on lingerie construction. 

The journey also brought the Nike team to the United Kingdom, where it partnered with Loughborough University, one of only a handful of universities in the world that conducts sports bra research.

Biomechanical Testing

At Loughborough, both Nike and university researchers worked together to conduct biomechanical testing of female athletes in motion. By using a motion analysis system that captures video at an ultra-slow rate of 200 frames per second, researchers were able to track the breast motion of athletes wearing the bras while running on treadmills. Among other outputs, this testing recorded displacement, a measure of how much the breast moves. It was clear that managing displacement with an appropriate level of sports bra support would be vital.

In total, more than 600 hours of biomechanical testing were conducted, both at Loughborough and in the Nike Explore Team Sport Research Lab. 

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Global Creative Direction

Mens Global Direction

Design Director Global Apparel

Beijing, China

08 08 08

Eighty-eight days before the opening ceremony of the Olympics XXIV (August 8, 2008) NIKE filled a warehouse space in Beijing's up and coming 798 Arts District with their 100 most innovative accomplishments.  A gallery-like exhibit providing insight into the inspiration behind some of the game-changing footwear and apparel, it's a clear reminder why Nike is truly one of the best at harnessing design to improve athlete performance.

On May 31th 2008, Nike jump-started the Olympic Spirit by bringing together the Best Chinese athletes and Beijing’s most iconic landmark to celebrate their achievements and to inspire the Nation.

A choreographed slideshow of China’s Golden Athletes has been projected on 4 columns of the CCTV building, facing the west side and the south side. The building is one of the most interesting architectural developments in Beijing and has been developed by Rem Koolhaas.

Three of the columns featured the athletes in their competitive stance, to reflect their readiness and determination, while the fourth column featured the graphic motif from the competition gear, focusing on “China”.

Torino Winter Olympics

2006

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

May 7-September 1, 2008

The symbolic and metaphorical associations between fashion and the superhero are explored in this compelling exhibition. Featuring movie costumes, avant-garde haute couture, and high-performance sportswear, it reveals how the superhero serves as the ultimate metaphor for fashion and its ability to empower and transform the human body. Objects are organized thematically around particular superheroes, whose movie costumes and superpowers are catalysts for the discussion of key concepts of superheroism and their expression in fashion.

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The Art of SPEED

NIKE Athens Olympics - Athlete fashion shoot

2004