Footwear for Fall/Winter 2026/2027 features oversized lug soles, sculptural heels, and premium materials like velvet and patent leather, while bags are oversized with combinations of quilted leather and neoprene and metallic accessories in dark jewel tones.
The preview of the trends that the Arsutoria Research Team has identified for the upcoming P/E 2026.
With Mariacristina Rossi, we discover the trends seen in the Spring Summer 2025 Women’s collections.
This Arsutoria issue is all about Men and Women’s trends seen for the Spring/Summer 2025. Read our reports for free on the magazine, or browse our extensive photo galleries with an Ars Gold subscription.
With Mariacristina Rossi, we discover the trends seen in the Spring Summer 2025 Men’s collections, which outline a carefree and casual elegance.
People often celebrate victories or achievements. In the case of the 50th edition of SIMAC TANNING TECH, a success story is celebrated with the awareness that the past behind us must serve as a springboard towards the future.
An arc of solid, architectural light to symbolise the transition from previous seasons to those to come. Light is concrete and made tangible in its form. The entrance to a reality of profound and extraordinary research into lines, volumes, structure and innovation. A reality that knows how to combine traditional tailoring with sophisticated research […]
Those who move and work in the fashion industry can never neglect the aspects of design, trends and new proposals for future seasons. And so it is, in fact, also for the forthcoming Spring/Summer 2025, in which many soles and structures and heels pursue the search for aesthetically innovative solutions still working on light volumes.
We sum up a brilliant edition of the show dedicated to material and component previews, interviewing the companies present to discover their proposals for the S/S 2025 season.
Making an impact for a Planet X. Choosing the ingredients of one’s Memory. Design your own A.I. future.
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