Abstract:

Since it has adopted a fast consumer culture in nowadays it has been perceived as a necessity to constantly introduce new products in the textile sector. As a result of this situation, when the textile sector is evaluated in terms of sustainability, it is among the sectors that cause the most damage to the environment. This has brought the agenda the concepts of sustainability in fashion and slow fashion under the heading of sustainability. Sustainability in fashion seeks to use the resources of nature efficiently, without consuming them and without damaging them. Accordingly, it supports the use of harmful chemical-free raw materials as well as supporting the long-term use of the product by increasing the quality in the produced product and recycling. The bricolage technique, which aims to reveal new designs using the materials that are available is one of the techniques that can be used effectively in the context of sustainable fashion, although it has emerged as a natural result of the post-modern fashion trends that fast consumption adopts. This work was made to examine what the bricolage technique is, what branches it is used in, how it is born in post-modern art, and how it can take its place in sustainable fashion.

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