Getting dressed in the morning has never been easier, thanks to this wearable bedspread by designer Diane Steverlynck. Now you can roll out of bed and transform your sheets into your outfit. Steverlynck's "self-couture" wearable bedspread consists of layers of woven wool and cotton that alternately function as bed linens and clothing.
The wearable bedspread by Diane Steverlynck uses button closures to help you twist the fabric into different configurations. Depending on how you fold and button them, the layers function as a sleeping bag, sheet, blanket, dress, blouse, jacket, or skirt.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Wearable Bedspreads
- There is an opportunity for innovation in creating versatile bedding products that can also be transformed into wearable clothing.
- Transformative Fabrics
- Developing fabrics that have the ability to switch between functional uses, such as bed linens and clothing, allows for disruptive innovation in the fashion and home industries.
- Multi-functional Design
- Designing products with multiple uses, like bedspreads that can also be worn as different types of clothing, presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion and textile industries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore incorporating transformative fabrics and multi-functional designs into their collections, offering customers versatile clothing options.
- Home
- The home industry can create innovative bedding products that serve dual purposes, giving consumers the ability to easily transition between sleeping and dressing.
- Textile
- The textile industry can develop fabrics that have the ability to transform between different functional uses, opening up opportunities for disruptive innovation in various sectors, including fashion and home decor.
