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Recovery wear is shifting from performance niche to everyday necessity, as brands expand beyond athletes to capture consumers seeking comfort, longevity and preventative wellbeing.
Evolving beyond its functional and desirable roles, packaging now stands as a marker of environmental credibility, material intelligence and ethical transparency.
Research by Holland & Barrett has shown that the majority (97%) of UK beauty consumers would like brands to be more transparent about the ingredients that they use.
The future of online shopping is being shaped by visual-first digital experiences.
Global – The European Parliament is calling for measures to ensure longer product lifespans and make repairs easier.
New York – SheaMoisture has launched a new beauty range that is designed to be mixed at home.
Designers are translating the aesthetic language of desire and seduction into playful objects and spaces. Indulgent materials and bodily forms offer a sensory antidote to the hyper-sexualised digital world.
Digital artists are deconstructing the clichéd visual codes of luxury advertising. They are exaggerating the idealised and heavily stylised character of branded imagery to create a high-end aesthetic for digitally savvy consumers.
Basel – A new collection of glassware illustrates the power of objects to hold and preserve intangible values.