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Intimates being our second skin, aren't you curious to know about how we'll shape our lingerie in near future? This article will bring you an insight of Spring/ Summer collection 2025, and where you can see them.
What's gonna trend?
What's gonna trend?
Nostalgic Comeback
Appreciating the beauty of hand-embroidered clothes, people are accepting it as a good start to embracing the traditional art.
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Sheer Play
Romantic sheer ballet bralette with frills and corset inspired sheer bodysuit - space themed will take over 2025.
Punk effect and historic tapestry
Inspired from punk queen Vivienne Westwood's aesthetic, the collection will be designed. Feelings of dissatisfaction with politics and imposed social norms and systems are reflected in this rebellious punk and tapestry fashion.
The ruched bra top
These top bras will be seen as a beachwear and festive wear pieces.
Digi-ntimates
This season, elaborate laces in newly created patterns are a new take on meta-romantic themes, which are evolving under the influence of AI creativity.
The Chroma Medley Forecast for Intimates
The Chroma Medley Forecast for Intimates
The color palette for Spring/Summer 2025 exudes a sense of positivity, not overpowering it. This season's trends lean towards gentle, embracing hues that create a soothing and comforting ambiance.
Seasonal colors
radiant raspberry sunset-coral warm amber electric kamquat panacotta chartreuse cool matcha
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chlorophyll green bio-mint blue lagoon ice blue meta mauve midnight plum hyper-violet
Trendspotting with Worthwhile Production: Brands & Sustainability
Trendspotting with Worthwhile Production: Brands & Sustainability
Now that we know what to anticipate, let's explore the brands that are attempting to reduce waste production while possibly maintaining S/S 25 aesthetic.
Cosabella
These skivvies are a representation of slow fashion; each step of the process is carefully considered to create a high-quality final product. A few manufacturing techniques tend to be from the Renaissance era.
It might take up to ten hours to create one handcrafted thong.
Although many clothing items use synthetic materials like elastane and polyamide, many feature cotton and modal for the body. They used to market a Lourdes collection, most of the clothing in which was composed of recycled elastane and polyamide.
Sustainable dyes are used to create the colors.
images - cosabella
Bedstraw+Madder
A British company - Bedstraw + Madder produces incredibly soft underwear that is made from cotton which is in its natural greige state and is traditionally hand-woven and dyed with botanicals in their work with farmers and artisans in Southern India.
Their underwear is made with natural plant dyes like Vembadam, which has anti-allergic properties, Tacoma, which has potent antioxidant elements due to its flavonoids, and Madder, which is derived from a root and has natural anti-inflammatory and antibacterial qualities.
Their knickers are dyed using traditional Indian techniques, so soy milk is like a substitute for more common metallic mordants. Interesting part is, they are completely biodegradable!
images - bedstraw&madder
CeuLabel
Based in Barcelona, Ceu Label is a company that organically tells stories through its designs and collections. With a great regard for the craft and the people who make it, they want to produce everything locally and make comfortable underwear using safe materials and dyes.
Plant-dyed organic fabrics, this time utilizing brazilwood, madder root, sandalwood, rubia, and acacia, are featured in their latest collection. Each piece is created in Barcelona by a small team of artisans who work together with the constant goal of producing work that is more sustainable and respectful of others.
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Ester Manas
Ester Manas is an inclusive and sustainable fashion brand that celebrates all women, regardless of their shape. Ester Manas is considered a size inclusivity pioneer in the fashion industry, having been recognized by the LVMH Prize, the ANDAM Prize, the Hyères Festival, and the prestigious H&M Design Award.
Ester Manas is a sustainable and body-positive brand that uses stretchable designs to fit any body type, which reduces waste and sampling. As bodies change over time, pieces can be worn for years. In addition to using deadstock materials, the designer also produces locally.
Talk-under-light
Utilizing a cold dyeing method that uses only natural vegetable and mineral-based dyes and organic cotton, Talk Under Light (Barcelona) uses less energy in the process. As time passes, the garment's colors deepen and become more exquisite.
Their products range from bras, briefs, short and long bodysuits.
Thus, the purpose of this study was to analyze the trends and the trend setters that are expected to be popular and discussed in the upcoming years in terms of clothing forecasts.
Learning about maintaining sustainability through research on these brands has helped me, a would-be designer, to push myself for greener solutions in every way possible.
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