It is believed that the fashion industry must reconsider their approach to design if it is to succeed in clothing for the demands of new generation. A new field of fashion notifies to dress for the changing environment, which seeks the creativity of designers with specialist knowledge and will be able to apply their knowledge in the development of designs for the microgravity and variable gravity environments. A variety of missions to explore the antigravity/microgravity adventures have identified unexpected cost of per person logistics with minimal resupply opportunity in long-duration missions. Clothing forms one of these logistical elements, which reflects the capacity to be addressed differently. Consequently, emergence of the Smart Textiles field opens possibilities for designers to combine traditional surface fabrication techniques with advanced technology in the design process. Relatively innovative collaboration of Schoeller Textiles, with Jan Beringer, works out apparel for astronauts to wear, while exercising from the sportswear apparel defines the one such usage of targeted clothing range. The purpose of this work is to develop knowledge on interactive textiles as materials for specific performance through the review of practice-based design researches. The review proposes to frame specific design explorations, in which material characters are innovated through structural design. This review also finds its scope in the development of woven textiles for performance apparel in sports-tech and space suits, and further attempts to conclude the role of relative textiles for possible methods of prototyping in both aerospace and fashion. The study aims to establish a collaborative design language based on woven textiles and the expression of smart textiles as a new design material for the performance apparel. It could also guide the reusability of such wearable technologies and commercialization of the product for the masses. It Influences the task of designing in observance of the effects of different performance environments, in response to expectations of adventure and travel enthusiast audiences.