About Re:Form
Designed by Andy Kang, B.F.A. in Design
I designed an interactive hand-tracking system alongside a self-made capsule wardrobe. The project slows the shopping process by encouraging intentional gestures and longer engagement with garments, helping users make more mindful decisions and build a thoughtful, sustainable wardrobe.
Users navigate the system using hand-tracking gestures instead of clicks. Slower, deliberate movements reveal garment details, encouraging extended interaction and reflection. This intentional pacing disrupts fast consumption habits and invites users to thoughtfully evaluate each piece before adding it to their capsule wardrobe.
This project challenges fast fashion’s speed and overconsumption by redesigning how people shop. By combining a physical capsule wardrobe with slow, gesture-based interaction, it reframes clothing selection as a thoughtful process, encouraging awareness, longevity, and emotional connection to what we choose to wear.
