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Quotes about Future Elisabeth Arsakeio High School of Thessaloniki, GREECE

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Quotes about Future Elisabeth Arsakeio High School of Thessaloniki, GREECE

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Happiness is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you design for the present.

Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.

THE FUTURE IS IN OUR HANDS!

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Valmontone Team

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New sports in the future

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Our future will bring lots of changes on all levels!

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Glowing clothes in the future!- Arsakeio High School

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Glowing clothes in the future!- Arsakeio High School

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Clothes will be much different in the future. They will have the special feature of glowing at night to help people move around in the dark.
By Dimitris Arsakeio

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fashion in the future - Peter, Arsakeio High School

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fashion in the future - Peter, Arsakeio High School

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Slim girls in catwalks!!!
By Peter Arsakeio

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People will be able to work from home. Technology will be even more advanced. The pollution will be higher. Family connections will be weaker and friendships even more virtual. Fashion styles will be free, using artificial materials for clothes. Travelling will be simplified and easier and robots will do most of the work in some areas. Some professions, like blue collar workers will be redundant.

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Fashion in the future - Konstantina, Arsakeio High School Thessaloniki

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Fashion in the future - Konstantina, Arsakeio High School Thessaloniki

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Clothes will be very different in the future. They won't need washing up and they won't need ironing at all. They will be suitable to wear in all seasons. You will be able to design your own clothes print the design and wear it the next day

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Spending on wearable technology is expected to reach $53 billion worldwide by 2019, according to Juniper Research. Sound a bit surprising? Rightly so. At the moment, the wearable tech on the market is seemingly designed for gadget geeks or fitness fanatics, and not much else. Even the Apple Watch leaves little to be desired in the fashion department. So where's all the good-looking stuff we actually want to, you know, wear?

Fortunately we've seen the future, and we can tell you it's not all going to be about smartwatches, pieces of jewelry that flash when our phone rings or virtual reality goggles. The launch of Ralph Lauren's PoloTech T-shirt in August is evidence of the kind of appealing connected technology that is slowly moving into the apparel realm. This one might still be geared towards the athletic market first and foremost - it allows the wearer to capture biometric information including heart rate, breathing rate, steps taken and more - but it's a good move forward.

Fortunately, there's lots of other work being done in science and technology that will change the way we dress. Whether it's about controlling devices through the cuff of a sleeve, or quickly shortening the length of our skirts for a night out, here's some of the clothing-related technologies you can look forward to in the future.

Clothes that change color

This one is a no-brainer. Why wouldn't we want our white T-shirts to change to a darker grey if we spill something on them, or a polka dot dress to shift to stripes when we spot someone else wearing the same one? In the future, being able to change the color of your look will be easy. The Unseen, a London-based science and design firm, is already experimenting in this space, creating clothes that can change color via app.

Jeans that communicate

Walk into a tech conference, and you'll see lots of people speaking into the Apple Watches on their wrists, a la Inspector Gadget. But interactions with the items on our bodies are about to get even weirder. Next year, Google will launch Project Jacquard with Levi's, weaving conductive yarn into jeans to allow touch interactivity on the fabric itself. The idea is to provide simple functionalities that will free us from using our mobile phones all of the time - like being able to request an Uber, silence our phones, take a selfie or even turn a lightbulb on or off. It might sound wacky now, but more seamless interactions are the way of the future.

Clothes that charge your other devices

Phone-charging jackets and accessories have been out in the market for awhile. Last year, Tommy Hilfiger launched a jacket with a small portable battery and solar panels attached to the back, while Dutch designer Pauline van Dongen has a great looking T-shirt that does the same job. In the future, designers will harness energy from our bodies for a charge.

Jackets with body temperature controls

In everyday clothes, you're often hot one minute and cold the next. Wearable tech's future will be about being able to control your body temperature through your coat. Ever sat in one of those cars with heated seats? Imagine something like that, but far more stylish. And there's no reason why you couldn't then connect your body temperature information from your outerwear with your thermostat at home so your apartment is just the right temperature once you walk in, too.

Styles that shift in shape

Shape-shifting styles are a bit further away in the future, but they're not a complete pipe dream. A video released by Lacoste in 2012 set the tone (see above), showing clothes that shift color, sleeves that lengthen and silhouettes that grow slimmer. This kind of technology is based on complicated fiber science - i.e. changing the molecular structures of textiles - but it's something that researchers at the likes of OMsignal, the technology company behind that PoloTech shirt from Ralph Lauren, are working on. Pauline van Dongen is also exploring how 3D printing can be used to achieve such changes, adapting structural flexibilities so items can be more tightly woven at one point, and more open at another.

It's not impossible to imagine a future where a single dress could change color, sleeve and hem length depending on the occasion; maintain the right temperature in response to the environment; and be used to charge a dying phone battery or send a message to a loved one, too. In the future, we'll be surprised just how little our clothes once did for us.

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5 Things Your Clothes Will Be Able to Do in the Future

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Spending on wearable technology is expected to reach $53 billion worldwide by 2019, according to Juniper Research. Sound a bit surprising? Rightly so. At the moment, the wearable tech on the market is seemingly designed for gadget geeks or fitness fanatics, and not much else.

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By   Michele, Valmontone team

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In the future, we will probably enjoy advanced vehicles that will make our life easier. They will certainly be more ecological and will have a surprising appearance. (Wiktoria from Poland)

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In the future, phones will be even slimmer and allow you to watch more television while on the go. Phones may not even be seen, they could be hidden in such places as accessories and even in the body! They will have a bunch of new features and communication might not even be what they are used for. (Julia from Poland)

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-Everything is possible
-Maybe one color of clothes and extra shadowy
-Expressing yourself 100%
-Maybe 'retun to nature ' (Aneta from Poland)

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How can food look like in 20 years? Among them are meatballs made of insects, laboratory-raised meat, algae and food leftovers. (Ania from Poland)

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I see the future correspondence even more comfortable than the current one. Everything will be based on handy technology. Things like holograms will not be seen as something weird and unusual.

(Anna from Poland)

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Get ready for styles that change color and shape, and even respond to your body temperature. (Amelia from Poland)

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Mobile phones will set to play a much bigger role in to the lives of common people. I think they'll have holographic displays. Flexible frames can be really useful. They can protect you from breaking your phone.  Also phones will be more eco friendly. (Klaudia S. from Poland)

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Fashion will evolve and we can't guess in which way it will go. We can assume that it will be more and more interesting but also crazy. The only way to see what will happen is waiting. (Klaudia from Poland)

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Valmontone team, 3b

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Class 3B

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This is what we think the fashion of the future will look like: