Coloro and WGSN have unveiled a compelling color palette for Spring/Summer 2026 that encapsulates this spirit of redirection. These five key colors—Transformative Teal, Electric Fuchsia, Blue Aura, Amber Haze, and Jelly Mint—offer designers a roadmap to navigate the evolving landscape of consumer values and aesthetic preferences

This day reminds us in the fashion design industry, of our collective responsibility to protect and preserve our planet.

On May 1 and 2 at Rossi Farms (3839 NE 122nd Ave, Portland), thirteen designers will showcase work ranging from sustainable Pacific Northwest minimalism to traditional Indian couture to raw, emotionally charged collections exploring identity and survival. It's two nights, one custom-built T-shaped runway, and a room full of people who care about what fashion can do when made with intention.

This month, we’re seeing a mix of bold creative expression, accelerating production models, and continued (but complex) progress toward sustainability.

Across textiles, sourcing, and production, innovation continues to move quickly—especially in material development and digital tools. At the same time, there’s a growing awareness of the need to balance innovation with responsibility.

Discover how to balance creativity and business in fashion design with simple systems that support ethical decision-making, reduce overwhelm, and create a more sustainable, intentional approach to your work and growth.

Fashion Forward Week offered another perspective on how the fashion industry is evolving — one that blends storytelling, technology, and emerging creative voices alongside the traditional runway system. Founded by industry veteran Jordana Guimaraes, a Brazilian-born entrepreneur, PR strategist, and co-founder of the global innovation platform Fashinnovation, the event was created to rethink what fashion week can look like today.

8 New York Fashion Week Designers to Watch: Independent Voices Shaping the Future; The designers below reflect a range of perspectives shaping the current New York Fashion Week landscape. Some are established independent labels continuing to influence the industry, while others are gaining momentum as emerging voices. What connects them is a clear creative point of view—whether through cultural storytelling, experimental materials, craftsmanship, or community-driven brand bu

During New York Fashion Week, I had the opportunity to attend and moderate a panel at the 6th International Edition of the Unique Fashion Show, where designers, artists, and cultural innovators gathered in Manhattan to explore the connections between fashion, art, technology, and storytelling.