WORTH is looking forward to the highly anticipated ‘Wear It’ festival in Berlin which will be held on the 19th and 20th of June. During the event, on the 20th WORTH will be presenting the WORTH Partnership Project to share all information regarding the program.
- innovation
- martes, 19 de junio de 2018, 00.00 - miércoles, 20 de junio de 2018, 23.45 (CEST)
Información práctica
- Cuándo
- martes, 19 de junio de 2018, 00.00 - miércoles, 20 de junio de 2018, 23.45 (CEST)
- Lenguas
- English
- Página web
- wearit-berlin.com
Descripción
Wear It Festival has an aim of showing the potentials of wearables with focus on the development of new products, creation of visionary prototypes and most forward thinking concepts. The event has progressed rapidly since its first year of establishment in 2014, as there is now up to 50 contributors to the event and 500 attendees.
The event will showcase a range of wearable items and innovative ideas from wearables, fashion tech, smart clothing and consumer innovation: Experience two days filled with inspiration, learn from successful companies and meet the most important influencers within industry, politics and culture.
The event also gives creative entrepreneurs the opportunity to find the right partner to develop the next wearable product and become a visionary and game changer of tomorrow’s enterprises of wearable technologies and design. Wear It Festival is a platform for designers, developers, artists, scientists and makers to connect and network. Our attendees get the chance to meet startups, politicians, investors, networks, institutes and companies.
Wear It Berlin has now also expanded by organizing the Fashion Hack Day as a satellite event which is the first and only fashion hackathon in the world. Within 48 hours the international avant-garde of the design and technology industry is establishing groundbreaking concepts and prototypes.
Come along to the event and witness the future of wearable design.
Find out more about the event through their website here.
Image: @wearitberlin