A few years ago, I started working on a clothing line that blends futuristic design with high-tech functionality. I’ve always been fascinated by the aesthetics of cyberpunk worlds - especially the one crafted in the Deus Ex series - and how these settings integrate technology into everyday life. I wanted to create something that reflects this: a clothing line not just focused on fashion, but on real-world utility and adaptability, while pushing the boundaries of what clothing can be.

The pieces I’ve designed aren’t just about looking different - they’re about preparing for a future where tech and functionality merge. Using advanced fabrics and incorporating adaptable features, each item in this line serves a purpose. From jackets that can adjust to environmental factors to pants built for high mobility and comfort, it’s all about blending style with utility for the modern world.

I’ve been experimenting with tech-driven design, drawing inspiration from the Deus Ex universe, and creating items that reflect the future of fashion. For me, it’s not about just following trends; it’s about crafting a vision that combines both the digital and physical worlds in a meaningful way.

I’m curious: as someone who works at the intersection of tech and design, I’m always interested in how others see the evolution of fashion in a high-tech context. Do you think there’s a place for more functionality-driven, futuristic clothing in today’s fashion scene, or is it too niche?