Last Sunday night, at the beginning of fashion week, I met a very hopeful version of the future. The hessnatur show was the epitome of the direction I think fashion is headed in: supernatural fabrics in beyond modern designs.

This perfectly curated set of inspirations is fundamentally futuristic, and not a 1960′s-Jetsons way, but a very real glimpse into what’s coming. Iconic designer Miguel Adrover’s collection was Bladerunner meets The Hobbits, or maybe Mad Max meets Pan’s Labyrinth. It was insanely creative, gorgeous, textural, and monumentally fabulous.

Take note of organic fabrics that are sustainably sourced and the sculptural lines; a vision of the future than includes human beings living in real harmony with the Earth.

Higuera; crocheted natural alpaca on wire covered with circular alpaca

Detail from LaGrima (details below)

LaGrima, made with organic linen twill with cotton embroidery and natural pigments.

Eucalyptus; 100-year old natural cotton with pure cotton embroidery from almond farms in Mallorca.

Banyan; Root-like ropes of natural alpaca, covered with circular alpaca. I can imagine wearing this while crossing a grassy plain in 2070.

Philoinsectus; organic cotton denim. The underside of this giant ‘leaf’ top were also detailed, just like a the back of a real leaf.

Pajaro; organic cotton and natural pigments. This birdlike jacket has a royally-high collar and is composed of thousands of ‘shreds’ of cotton fabric sewn together like feathers.

Liana; natural alpaca ropes created with machinery by Miguel Adrover. I love how this one reminds me of yoga poses.

Philodendron; stitched merino wool lined with organic hand-dyed silk batik. I love that the leaves on this suit even have intimations of stomata (the normally microcsopic spaces through which plants breathe).

Philodendron detail.

The new designer for hessnatur, Miguel Adrover.

Don’t forget that you’re not only supporting me, you’re supporting families all over the world.
-Miguel Adrover

All images by Starre Vartan