Wearing a T-shirt has now become an ecological gesture: Italian start-up Kloters has just launched RepAir, a T-shirt designed to eliminate air pollution. Entirely produced in Italy, the RepAir T-shirt is able to eliminate the equivalent amount of pollution that two cars emit in one year, thanks to The Breath technology, which is capable of…
Paul & Shark, the world known and family owned company based in Italy, is the epitome of Italian elegance and style. For Spring/Summer 18-19 season, an innovative project is introduced in order to prove that Paul & Shark is committed in creating garments for the future. It is called the Sharkhub Project!
New York designers Bec Brittain and John Hogan have revisited the iconic Aries lamp with a new structure and original use of glass. Exhibited at the NYCXDesign festival, the three lamps in the series are available in a limited edition of ten copies each.
A little-known designer with a unique surname, Magda Butrym sets out to conquer the French market by setting up shop in the chic setting of Le Bon Marché. Here’s a glimpse into a label in full expansion.
How do you inject life into a network of shops that is gradually being drowned by online sales and department stores? For French ready-to-wear brand IKKS, the answer is to offer unique products that serve to make retail trade stand out. Only available through retailers, the children’s collection Sorry For The Mess aims to reinvigorate…
Bolt Threads, a materials innovation company based in California, is aiming to change our perception about leather by introducing Mylo™, the first leather-like commercially viable material grown from mycelium. The goal? To reduce the long-term environmental impact of one of the most polluting industries on the planet, and contribute to the creation of a more…
For her first collection of chairs, English designer Lara Bohinc drew inspiration from the planets and their orbits. Entitled ‘Since the World’, this heavenly collection features three geometric chairs called Solar, Lunar and Orbit.
Riding on the high of its explosive success, a fashion label with well-established mechanisms of digital influences disseminates creations that exude suggestive glamour against the backdrop of a reinvented business model.
If you were wondering what Nike’s next innovation will be, you should meet Flyknit 360 the new, 3D printed sneaker that is about to change the way we run! Inspired by the common runner feedback, Flyknit is a shoe with the qualities of a sock.
PROMOSTYL ANALYSES THE CATWALK BY DESIGNER AND REVEALS THE INSPIRATIONS, HIGHLIGHTS THE KEY ELEMENTS OF THEIR COLLECTIONS.
