Materials Evolution A/W 25/26
Published 24 October 2023
Stylus’ Materials Evolution is an overview of the most significant materials and processes for A/W 25/26. We highlight the development of fundamental groups including plastic, metal, textiles, composites, wood, and other plant-based naturals. Plus, as reductionist ideology infiltrates the design sector, we explore a renewed focus on low-value materials paper and card.
Materials Evolution A/W 25/26
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