Moritz Waldemeyer is a mastermind in wearables. Since founding his studio in 2004, he has created many bespoke wearables, installations, and works of art for Audi, Versace, and Microsoft, as well as light-studded costumes for the likes of U2, Rihanna, and Will.i.am.

In this conversation, Moritz shares the process behind designing a pangolin-inspired headpiece for Jamiroquai and tells us about his illuminating contribution to Bentley’s 100th-anniversary concept car. Moritz also discusses the lack of adventure and experimentation in wearables, as well as where the industry is headed next.

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S1 EP4: Moritz Waldemeyer | Wearable Wonders

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S1 EP4: Moritz Waldemeyer | Wearable Wonders

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