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# Project Description
Phoebe Heess is a hi-tech fashion lab working with innovative materials and wearables. \
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**Think James Bond’s Q, but for all black sportswear.**\
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You might have read about them developing the [blackest](https://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/27219/1/meet-the-designer-creating-the-blackest-ever-material) t-shirt in the world.
Or when we did a black shirt that doesn’t heat up under the [sun](https://www.phoebeheess.com/collections/vampireblack/products/http).
Maybe it was the knife-proof kevlar sweater or the flexible [visor/sunglasses](https://fashion.digitalax.xyz/product/552/2/0/) headpiece you can do sports with.
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Now, with the emergence of Web3, we are evolving into a collaboratively coordinated and governed entity that explores the new possibilities of digital fashion. \
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Fields of interest include the convergence of fashion with on-chain art mechanisms, items that interact inside and hack metaverses and the combination of L1 with L0 (irl) networks.\
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All of these initiatives will be undertaken under a composable storytelling umbrella and under cc0 license(except brand name) where other projects are invited to connect to leverage network effects.
(Phoebe Heess Collection on display at Adidas.)\
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Imagine Rick Owens with a whole lot of avant-garde web3 technology ✌
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