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Browsing knitwear

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Fashion

Future threads

Berlin ­– Adidas has opened a pop-up store that enables visitors to design their own knitwear.

House of Wonders by Werner Aisslinger, Stuttgart.
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Technology

The home of robotics

Stuttgart – Sustainability is at the heart of designer Werner Aisslinger’s exhibition on the future of work and living spaces.

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Fashion

Farm-to-closet

Sweden – John Sterner is a new slow fashion knitwear range that is transparent about its production methods.

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Marketing & Branding

Mind the Gap: Retailer shows off its quirky side in new ad campaign

New York – Gap has launched a series of short art films advertising its holiday gift guide, using zany objects including windscreen wipers, drones and Scalextric toy car racing sets.

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Fashion

New traditionalism: Pringle crafts collection from 3D-printed fabrics

New traditionalism: Pringle crafts collection from 3D-printed fabrics

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Fashion

Milan Men's Fashion Week A/W 14

The institutional support system was explored during this year’s Milan Fashion Week, and a new, sombre take on an LS:N Global trend was also on show.

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Fashion

Pitti Immagine Uomo Autumn/Winter 2014

Florence – Wool punctuated Pitti Immagine Uomo autumn/winter 2014, from tailored jackets and tweed overcoats to chunky knits.

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Fashion

London Collections: Men AW14

Boundaries were pushed this year during London Collections: Men as designers waved goodbye to the dandy and metrosexual. Some collections embraced exciting kitsch and futuristic prints while in others, a masculine and earnest sports fan was explored.

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Fashion

New York: Fashion talent to watch

LS:N Global identifies the designers to note in New York for spring/summer 2013. The two clear styles to emerge are clashing prints, fabrics and colours, and in contrast, a sense of well-tailored simplicity.