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A RECAP OF THE 5 BIGGEST SPRING/SUMMER TRENDS 2021

7 Janvier 2021 – Par Vogue UK

Beauty tech: the innovations from CES 2020

Whereas the previous Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was marked by the success of smart mirrors, this year devices allowing you to design tailor-made beauty products yourself are standing out from the crowd. But that’s not all. Here’s how.

BURBERRY: A MODEL OF POST-COVID RENAISSANCE IN CHINA

While the majority of luxury markets worldwide are slowly recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, China has effortlessly bounced back, demonstrating its status as the leading market for luxury goods. This is a simple fact that most high-end brands have taken to heart for some time now. Only a few make an extra effort to capitalise on this market’s dynamic and Burberry is following this path.

Biodiversity: the next step towards sustainable fashion

Improving their impact on biodiversity will be the urgent new aim that fashion brands and other ready-to-wear retailers must pursue. At least, this is what the “Biodiversity: The next frontier in sustainable fashion report from the firm McKinsey & Company reveals. Here’s how.

Long Advance’s innovative fabrics

Presented in our Kids SS22 and Sport SS22 books, which are already available, Long Advance fabrics are establishing themselves as materials of choice for sports and outdoor apparel.

THE SUMMER’S BEAUTY ESSENTIALS

Summer has well and truly arrived and the beauty world is buzzing. It’s the time of year when we are out in the sun more than usual. Brands are increasingly vigilant about informing consumers about the importance of protecting their skin.

The beauty of the future at Shiseido

The Shiseido skincare brand’s first flagship store, FUTURE SOLUTION LX has just opened in Ginza in Tokyo. Under the theme of “turning the mystery of nature into beauty”.

Asia given pride of place during Paris Fashion Week Online

While men’s fashion week exceptionally took place behind closed digital doors, a handful of Asian designers successfully stood out from the rest with attractive style suggestions.

A new method for simulating models of yarns and fabrics

An ongoing problem, modelling woven and knitted fabrics today still remains a complex challenge that requires sophisticated computer simulation. The issue at stake? Demonstrating how a fabric drapes or moves when worn or the stiffness and stretch of the individual yarn.