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The long-awaited WGSN x Coloro Colour of the Year 2028 is here. Uncover why it was forecasted and how it’ll show up.
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Colour has never been more important in design than now. In a period of peak information and diminishing attention spans, it is your best tool to cut through the clutter and stand out. As more and more consumers are scrutinising brand values and looking to buy into not just a possession, but also a story and a…
As consumer awareness around the climate crisis and fashion’s heavy impact on it increases, sustainability is a key word on everyone’s lips. It’s crucial for brands to build this direction into their strategies, right from the start, in order to cater to a more knowledgeable and aware consumer.
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