The design studio Lukstudio has come up with the new store for the Dear So Cute platform in Haining, China. The store has been designed as a real meeting place with a retail space along with a cafe. With a minimal contemporary design that adopts decorative elements borrowed from the world of theatre, the store…
While the ready-to-wear industry is regularly pointed out for not complying with environmental and social standards, brands are attempting to make a difference with production methods combining ethics and transparency.
The Gris brand is revolutionising children’s fashion. With style and quality, the Japanese label designs basic pieces that stand out from the crowd!
An innovative fabric that combines a bespoke aesthetic with unprecedented technical performance? This is the promise made by the Frizza Group and THINDOWN, who are now presenting a whole range of new textiles with appealing qualities.
As a talent spotter and expert in new trends, Promostyl comments on and analyses the latest shows presented by young Chinese designers during Shanghai Fashion Week. Inspirations, star pieces and key details: a review of these collections with a restricted yet nonetheless (very) definite influence.
Created over 130 years ago, the Molli brand is getting a makeover! After childrenswear, the Swiss label is now revealing refined and timeless women’s collections.
Self-heating underwear that could allow us to effectively combat the winter chill? This is the promise made by SKIINCore with its new-generation ready-to-wear, presented this week via the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter. But how is such a feat possible? Here’s a presentation.
Drawing its inspiration from the Danish minimalism in which it is rooted, the label Rains is elegantly redefining the codes of rainwear, turning it into a starting point for a highly desirable wardrobe.
What do you think about celebrating the approaching new year wearing an ethical dress? With a modern elegance, Mother Of Pearl has designed an eco-friendly eveningwear collection. A great way to start the new year off on the right foot!
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has developed a fabric defect detection system that uses cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence. Here’s how.
