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Fashion Futures 2017: Current Anxieties

On the surface, the fashion industry’s global impact shows no sign of waning. But look away from the catwalks and you’ll discover an industry struggling to change with the times.

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Fashion

Fashion Futures 2017: Strategies for change

From collaborating with innovators outside the industry to addressing the growing digital skills gap, innovative fashion brands are driving real change in the sector.

Tommyland By Tommy Hilfiger, US
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Fashion

Autumn/winter 2017 Fashion Innovation

In the politically charged and consumer-facing autumn/winter 2017 season not just designers, but also the industry as a whole, are moving towards a new way of thinking about presenting fashion.

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Fashion

Behind the curtain

Paris – Before its first catwalk show by a female creative director, Dior celebrated the women behind the scenes of the collection.

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Fashion

Buy-it-now fashion

Should fashion designers adopt the ‘see now, buy now’ fashion show model?

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Marketing & Branding

Come fly with Chanel

Paris – For Chanel’s spring/summer 2016 catwalk show, Karl Lagerfeld transformed the Grand Palais into a pristine airline terminal.

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Fashion

Distorted fashion: Kenzo works with David Lynch

Paris – At Kenzo’s autumn/winter 2014 womenswear show, models walked in front of a mirrored backdrop and a contorted clay head statue, designed to be unnerving and setting the scene for a slightly dark, emotion-rigged catwalk.

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Different strokes: Céline and the art of kitsch

Paris – Phoebe Philo brought back minimalist fashion when she was appointed as creative director of Céline in 2008. In her latest catwalk show for the luxury French label, Philo has presented a loud, vibrant spring/summer 2014 collection of clothes brushed with painterly strokes and kitsch squiggles.