Upcycled Automotive Couture Collections

This Collection is Made With Discarded Auto Components

South Korean automotive giant Hyundai has launched the fourth year of its 'Re:Style' upcycled fashion platform, with the 2023 iteration of the initiative calling on the talents of fashion designer Jeremy Scott to create a couture collection made with automotive waste materials.

This particular couture collection makes use of a wide assortment of fabrics and components from Hyundai's electric vehicles, ranging from windshield wipers and tail lights to seat belts and even wheels.

This unique couture collection has been on display at the Re:Style exhibition at Seongsu Ap Again in the South Korean capital of Seoul.

Given the fact that there are often stereotypes and limitations placed upon what is possible with upcycled and sustainability-minded fashion, it's apparent that Jeremy Scott's creative reimagining of automotive deadstock is a fine accomplishment that aims to generate dialogue and ideas around how discarded industry materials can be given new life.

Image Credit: Hyundai

Upcycled Automotive Fashion
Fashion designers are utilizing discarded auto components to create sustainable and innovative fashion collections.
Creative Reimagining of Industry Materials
By using discarded industrial materials, designers are creating unique and sustainable products in the fashion industry.
Sustainability-minded Couture Collections
Sustainable fashion is becoming increasingly popular, with designers creating couture collections made from upcycled materials such as automotive waste.

Where This Applies

Automotive Industry
Automotive companies have the opportunity to repurpose their waste materials and collaborate with fashion designers to create sustainable and innovative fashion collections.
Fashion Industry
The fashion industry can embrace sustainability by incorporating upcycled materials into their products and working with automotive companies to repurpose waste materials.
Sustainable Manufacturing Industry
The sustainable manufacturing industry can explore new market opportunities by providing more efficient ways to repurpose discarded industrial materials into innovative and sustainable products.
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