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Designers have come up with a wearable flexible enough to expand with its pregnant user. >

A Taiwanese-born fashion designer has established a 3D-weaving method to create futuristic sculptural garments. >

A researcher has designed a textile coating that analyses the body’s sweat content to warn against dehydration. >

Royal College of Art graduate Barbara Peynot has created The Urban Nomad Home Kit – a coat that turns into a shelter, complete with a window and wallpaper. >

Digital morphogenesis Neri Oxman has created a 3D printed wearable structure that hosts growing photosynthetic-organisms. >

Using bits of brass, laser engraved leather, reflective plastic and design acumen; Akiko Shinzato’s jewellery can give you someone else’s identity. >

The textures and colours of film photography are the inspiration behind this University of Brighton graduate’s collection. >

Luxury may have always been a relative thing but its definition is shifting more than ever in our time-starved, media-saturated world. >

Inside the world of (and some sneak peeks from) Danish designer and co-founder of both KiBiSi and Biomega, Jens Martin Skibsted. >

"Tableaux", an exhibition of one-of-a-kind figurative jewellery pieces, opens at Tinsel Gallery in Joburg. >

An American innovator has designed a pair of robust shoes that can be adjusted up to five sizes so poor children need never go barefoot. >

Creativity from across Africa dominated the rankings, taking gold, silver and bronze in this week’s top five stories. >

In a world where sustainability is high on the agenda, Carmen Hijosa is looking to pineapples as the future of textiles. >

Nostalgic over a little boy and his stuffed tiger, readers were intrigued to know what happened to Bill Watterson and his cartoon, "Calvin & Hobbes". >

Get a headstart on 2016 trends in garments, textiles and colour – as envisioned by trend guru Li Edelkoort – at her upcoming seminar in Cape Town and Joburg. >

Former scientist and current creator of a "cultural universe" of fashion brands, Shubhankar Ray returns to speak at Design Indaba after an 11-year hiatus. >

Some unveiled major new designs, others recapped their careers in easy-to-digest lessons. Watch the designers featured in our 10 most popular videos from 2014. >

Matali Crasset's firsthand account of her workshop with weavers in Zimbabwe was the most click-worthy feature on designindaba.com. >

Our Inside View on Code4CT who is empowering girls from Cape Town's townships through coding proved to be the most popular feature of the week. >