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2024

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Gheorghica, Anca and Earley, Rebecca and Hornbuckle, Rosie and Marsh, Jesse and Forst, Laetitia (2024) Integrative Reflections On Social, Local, Biobased & Circular Clothing: Perspectives From Sustainable Textile Stakeholders From The Herewear Project. In: Innovation and Responsibility: Leading People and Building Sustainable Economies, 24-25 October 2024, Bucharest.

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Hornbuckle, Rosie and Thureau, Frederique and Benedetto, Stephanie and Buyle, Guy and Casado Jimenezl, Danie and Chronaki, Konstantina and Dokuzova, Nona and Earley, Rebecca and Forst, Laetitia and Gardener, Freya and Gheorghica, Anca and Hanning, Anne-Charlotte and Hildenbrand, Jutta and Jovancic, Petar and Khodabandeh, Saman and Korey, Alexandra and Marsh, Jesse and Nika, Denitsa and Ota, Antje and Pavlidou, Silvia and Sanchez Domene, David and Sandu, Elvis and Spartaru, Andreea and Stellmach, Dieter and Uyttendaele, Willem and van de Shueren, Lien and van Zandvort, Ilona and van Haal, Jaap and van Zomeren, Andre (2024) HEREWEAR HUB.

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Forst, Laetitia (2024) Circular design with next gen materials: Guidebook. [Art/Design Item]

2023

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Hall, Cathryn and Forst, Laetitia and Goldsworthy, Kate and Earley, Rebecca (2023) Broken Butterfly Wings: Exploring the role of textile blends in the circular economy for recycling and disassembly. Journal of Textile Design Research and Practice, 11 (1-2). pp. 6-33. ISSN 2051-1795

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Forst, Laetitia and Earley, Rebecca (2023) Lifecycles of Bio-Based Materials: Insights from the HEREWEAR sample collection. In: TIWC - Textile Institute World Conference, 3-6 July 2023, Huddersfield University.

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Earley, Rebecca and Forst, Laetitia and Sandu, Elvys and Spataru, Andreaa (2023) BioTEN BURRR: Exploring current use, reuse, repair and recycling practices for bio-based clothing towards guidelines for circular fashion designers. In: 4th Symposium on Circular Economy and Sustainability, 19-21 June 2023, Heraklion, Greece.

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Forst, Laetitia and Goldsworthy, Kate and Hildenbrand, Jutta and Sànchez Domene, David (2023) Lifecycle Design: A method for supporting design decision-making with LCA knowledge in an interdisciplinary research project. In: PLATE 5th Product Lifetimes and the Environment Conference, 31 May - 2 June 2023, Aalto University, Finland.

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Earley, Rebecca and Forst, Laetitia (2023) The BIO TEN Design Guidelines: Inspiring biobased, local, durable and circular innovation in fashion textiles. In: PLATE 5th Product Lifetimes and the Environment Conference, 31 May - 2 June 2023, Aalto University, Finland.

2022

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Forst, Laetitia (2022) Textile thinking in practice: Creative textile design methods as research in a circular economy. In: DRS 2022, 25 June - 3r July 2022, Bilbao.

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Earley, Rebecca and Forst, Laetitia and Hornbuckle, Rosie and Goldsworthy, Kate (2022) Selected Scenario Concepts: Reviewing the Application of the Guidelines. Technical Report. Horizon 2020. (Submitted) Item availability restricted.

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Forst, Laetitia and Earley, Rebecca and Hornbuckle, Rosie and Goldsworthy, Kate (2022) Garment Scenario Posters. Technical Report. Horizon 2020. (Submitted) Item availability restricted.

2021

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Williams, Dilys and Forst, Laetitia and Vladimirova, Doroteya and Evans, Steve (2021) Building our worlds: co-developing future scenarios as a methodology for fashion researchers and designer-innovators. In: EAD 2021 Safe Harbours for Design Research, 11-15 October 2021, Online.

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Forst, Laetitia and Hall, Cathryn (2021) Bridging Practice: Design lessons for knowledge exchange between students and research in circular design. In: Safe Harbours for Design Research, 14th EAD Conference, 12-16 October 2021, Online.

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Earley, Rebecca and Forst, Laetitia and Hornbuckle, Rosie and Goldsworthy, Kate (2021) Bio-Based Materials: Physical and Digital Sample Collection. Project Report. Horizon 2020. Item availability restricted.

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Forst, Laetitia and Vladimirova, Doroteya and Williams, Dilys and Evans, Steve (2021) Re-Modelling Fashion through Scenario Planning: Conceptual scenarios informing design practices. In: 6th International Conference on New Business Models: New Business Models in a Decade of Action: Sustainable, Evidence-based, Impactful, 9-11 June 2021, Halmstad University, Sweden.

2020

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Forst, Laetitia (2020) Textile Design for Disassembly: Temporary material systems for borrowed resources. In: Research Circles: A collection of essays and interviews by researchers at Centre for Circular Design, University of the Arts London. Centre for Circular Design. ISBN 978-1-906908-67-6

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Forst, Laetitia (2020) Textile Design for Disassembly: A creative textile design methodology for designing detachable connections for material combinations. PhD thesis, University of the Arts London.

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Earley, Rebecca and Forst, Laetitia (2020) The BIO TEN.

2019

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Forst, Laetitia (2019) Disassembly Discussed: Creative Textile Sampling as a Driver for Innovation in the Circular Economy. Journal of Textile Design Research and Practice, 8 (2). pp. 172-192. ISSN 2051-1795

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Earley, Rebecca and Forst, Laetitia (2019) Everything That Went Wrong: challenges and opportunities in designing and prototyping long-life garments in a circular economy. In: 3rd PLATE Conference, 18-20 September 2019, Berlin.

2018

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Forst, Laetitia (2018) Teardown and Redesign: dis-and re-assembling textile blends in the circular economy. In: Global Fashion Conference: What's Going On, 31 October - 1 November 2018, London College of Fashion.

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