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John Legend and Natalie Portman want you to try wearing fungus instead of leather

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Natalie Portman and John Legend are joining a group of venture capitalists and unnamed fashion brands backing Myco Works, a company that just raised $45 million to commercialize its technology that makes a fungal-based biomaterial that can replace leather.

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