Throughout history, the development of clothing has always been closely related to the development of technology and industry. The emergence of sewing machines in the 19th century and the invention of nylon fibers opened up infinite possibilities for the clothing world in the 20th century; The modernist "mechanical aesthetics" influenced the development of clothing in the 20th century; In the 21st century, with the development of new media and technology, the design, production, and consumption of clothing have once again undergone disruptive changes. The characteristics of clothing fabrics, research and development, and the way clothing is constructed have also changed accordingly. The connotation of "fabric" has expanded from traditional "cloth" to liquids, powders, and even gases and light. Traditional sewing threads can now be formed through digital programming, laser cutting, or spray painting of artificial intelligence materials. After the outbreak of the Industrial Revolution, modern technological attributes began to emerge in clothing, and the application of some technological fabrics and new technologies in fashion may have become common in the fashion industry.

Today, driven by technologies such as big data, 5G, the Internet of Things, and new materials, the textile and clothing industry has once again entered a new stage. In the industrial context of the world's largest textile and clothing production country, and based on the reality of the world's largest luxury consumer group, with the preheating of keywords such as futurism, practicality, and cybernetics, intelligent technology and fashionable clothing are becoming more ambiguous.