Technological Innovation and Design Evolution: The Influence of the Jenny Spinning Machine on the Stylistic Changes in British Women's Fashion Design

Dating back to the 18th century, the Jenny spinning machine is an emblem of the Industrial Revolution. Because of its exceptional efficiency and user-friendliness during the spinning process, this innovative mechanized textile production technique has attracted the interest of many generations of researchers, marking a substantial development over current textile technologies. This technological advancement allowed designers to experiment with a wider variety of fabric selections and garment structures, which not only significantly increased manufacturing capacity but also aided in the growth of clothing design. This article looks at the evolution of British women's clothing design trends before and after the Industrial Revolution in order to assess the influence and contributions of Jenny spinning machine technology on the development of stylish textile technology and clothing design styles. The use of automated textile technologies to transform design ideas and aesthetic viewpoints is then examined. In addition to encouraging reflection on how the current wave of technological revolution, driven by artificial intelligence, will significantly influence future human lifestyles, the paper aims to demonstrate through this analysis how technological innovation serves as a critical driving force behind design evolution, promoting more diverse and functional clothing designs.