Details & Trims Forecast

A/W 26/27
Explore key details and trims trends forecasted for A/W
26/27, highlighting emergent bio-based and recycled waste
materials, natural and organic elements, 3D-printed
innovations, historical craftsmanship and unconventional,
expressive repurposing

Victoria Bulmer
11.21.24 - 15 minutes

Oerlikon Riri
Need to know
Looking beyond 2026, the year of redirection, as material sources and processes continue to be
pressured, collaborative creativity will unlock meaningful and sustained progress.

Opportunity Design strategies

Linking to the A/W 26/27 Material & Finish Forecast and aligning with WGSN’s macro Bio-Translucence: use emergent bio-based materials to reduce dependency on
STEPIC drivers and innovations, consumer emotions and behaviours will shape 2027, virgin plastics
underpinned by the analysis of fundamental shifts in society, technology, the
Frozen Surfaces: replicate frozen, glassy and crystalline textures, glassy finishes
environment, politics, industry and creativity.
and coatings
Legislation and regulations will demand Eco-Accountability and collective
Snowy Textures: apply fluffy, plush, brushed and flocked techniques to hard and
responsibility from industry innovators, brands and designers to pool resources to solve
soft trims
problems and scale solutions.
Geological Connections: emulate earth surface trims with textural grains and
Trims opportunities organic structures
Sustainable, low-impact materials, techniques and processes will drive trim innovation,
Yielding Metallics: develop softly brushed silver metallic components with curved
with 3D printing enabling customised, made-on-demand components that can also
profiles
make savings on waste.
Conceal & Reveal: make trims near-invisible and compatible with clean, minimalist
Testing new bio-based or waste-stream materials will reduce reliance on petrol-based products
trims, while nature will inspire surface textures based on organic earth textures, water
and ice. Digital Craft: tap into 3D printing to create unique, made-on-demand, customisable
trims
Timeless, understated trims play a crucial role in smart, purposeful products, while
luxurious and opulent designs will cater to the idea of Future Heirlooms and keepsakes Expressive Repurposing: reclaim industry waste to develop innovative new trim
and play into longevity. composites

A darker and more rebellious aesthetic will also emerge, characterised by contrasting Fun-tilities: celebrate vibrant colour pairings in simple trims to elevate everyday
elements of light and dark, unconventional tactility and the embracing of beautiful apparel
flaws and imperfections. Prismatic: use prismatic patterns and rainbow ombré gradients to upgrade trims
STEPIC Drivers: Organic Thinking, Bio-Industrial Revolution, The Harmony of and ribbons
Convergence, Restorytelling, Flexible and Regenerative, Long-Term Lifespans, The Chic of the Norm: develop timeless, classic trims to elevate luxurious long-term
Designed to Disappear, Scaled to Fit, The Right to Play, Glimmers, Life-Stage Design, essentials
Dynamic Multipolarity, The Agency of Rage, Rebellious Resistance
Richly Opulent: indulge in opulent, tactile statement details influenced by
historical eras
Reclaiming Imperfection: embrace imperfection with intentionally flawed,
irregular finishes
1 Shadow Effects: craft shadows, deep forms and enigmatic shimmer finishes onto
trim finishes
Subversive Allure: explore unsettling, hard-edged hardware with tactile spikes or
hard edges
Proof points

@ykklondonshowroom
Cadica Group
STEPIC Strategies 2027: Technology-Resilient Innovation: consumers’ preferences are constantly
STEPIC Strategies 2027: Politics – Dynamic Multipolarity: collaboration fosters innovation, shared evolving, revise design processes that actively incorporate consumer participation and
goals, and positive impact. It’s inspiring to see companies like Cadica Group helping customers customisation. Emphasising adaptability and autonomy can drive innovation, keep businesses
incorporate recycled production waste into new products relevant, and improve market performance for everyone involved

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 Daphna Kaplan
Trimco Group
STEPIC Strategies 2027: Society – Intersectional Individuals: the use of 3D-printed trims and
STEPIC Strategies 2027: Industry – Flexible and Regenerative: embracing quality, simplicity, and components can be cost-effectively made on demand using very little waste. Open-source design
easy removability for longer-term durable product strategies allows designers to customise items like zippers to meet specific requirements
 Trimco Group @jimtomley

STEPIC Strategies 2027: Environment – Climate-Changed: Trimco Group's partnership with the STEPIC Strategies 2027: Creativity – The Right to Play: by revitalising apparel and accessories with
Raddis System is a commendable step towards embracing climate-smart, regenerative cotton functional yet joyful colours, we can meet the growing demand for playful trims. Designers are
practices. This collaboration not only emphasises the importance of giving back to nature but also seeking these expressive elements, and embracing this trend will differentiate products while
sets a powerful precedent for driving positive change in the industry fostering creativity and joy
 Junya Watanabe

STEPIC Strategies 2027: Politics – The Agency of Rage: echoing the design into discomfort strategy, trim manufacturers are tapping into a darker design ethos where a rebellion is driving unsettling,
harder-looking designs. This shift emphasises higher-quality, premium-finish trims that align with product quality as catering to individualism
Bio-Translucence
Design strategy
Use semi-transparent #BioMaterials to
offset PU plastic use, focusing on emergent
plant-based substitutes

Material and finish

Explore new bio-based plastics and leather-
like materials made of plants or food-waste
residues, including pineapple leaves, coffee
grounds, apple waste, mycelium and
@futurematerialsbank We Nordic Label Studio @material_girl_anastasia
eggshells
Product labels from Denmark-based We
Nordic Label Studios are made of 40%
Biotex (olive and vegetable waste) and 60%
silicone. Berlin-based PEELSPHERE’s locally
sourced renewable AlgaeSkin bioplastic is
flexible and water-resistant, can be sewn,
laser cut or vacuum moulded and is
available in several colours

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Environment – Organic Thinking, STEPIC
Innovations 2026: Bio-Industrial Revolution
@cpcompany Carolina Puppe @material_girl_anastasia

Relevant for: outerwear, jackets,

shirting, intimates, trousers,
denim and accessories

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Frozen Surfaces
Design strategy
Evolve hard components in glassy frozen
looks and develop crystalline sheer finishes
for soft trims and finishes

Material and finish

This works well in natural shells, metal,
glass, recycled polyester resin, organza,
recycled plastic, silicone and foils
Create icy surfaces in patinated metals and 7.kurata Cadica Group Effet Passementeries
etched iridescent glass. Use beads, ciré
organza or rPET plastics to make icicle-like
fringing. Print cool gradients on glass or
glossy silicone, and apply colour-change or
reflective transfer prints
Note French company Effet Passementeries’
icicle-style ribbon fringing, ABM’s (US)
textured polyester resin buckle and Hong
Kong-based Trimco Group’s shiny finish
labels. SAB-Weixing Group in China has
cords with prismatic silicone branding

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Trimco Group SAB - Weixing Group ABM
Environment – Organic Thinking, STEPIC
Innovations 2026: Fluid Ecologies

Relevant for: eveningwear,

tailoring, blouses, dresses, jackets,
accessories and footwear

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Snowy Textures
Design strategy
Create fluffy, just-fallen snow effects using
plush, brushed and flocked techniques on
hard and soft trims

Material and finish

For felts, faux fur, flocking and eyelash
yarns, use BCI cotton, traceable wool or
mohair and GRS-certified polyester
Develop 3D embroidery, loop-pile tufting Romie Faienza Trimco Group Satab Solutions
and felting in soft wool and cotton blends.
Add chenille or mohair to textured elastics
and braids, and use recycled fibre faux fur
trims
Note Hong Kong-based Trimco Group’s
long-haired toothbrush texture badges,
plush badges by Italian company Cadica
Group and Couture Club’s furry eyelash yarn
emblems. French company Satab Solutions
has elastic, cord and braid in mohair and
viscose

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Cadica Group Satab Solutions The Couture Club
Environment – Organic Thinking, STEPIC
Innovations 2026: Fluid Ecologies

Relevant for: jackets, denim,

jersey, knits, accessories and
footwear

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Geological Connections
Design strategy
Natural texture and the earth’s geology
inform marbled, striated and mottled solid
and soft material trims

Material and finish

Use bio-based natural materials such as
responsibly sourced horn and stone, FSC-
certified wood, coconut, natural shell, LWG-
certified leather, traceable wool, hemp and
@theelderstatesman @arketofficial Maniffatura di Domodossola
jute
Use debossing and embossing to make
markings on leather and combine jute and
leather yarns for rocky texture weaves and
embroideries. Use grainy woods or apply
wood grain tool to form grain patterns on
wood-alternative materials
Note Italian company Polsan’s coconut
buttons, China-based SAB-Weixing Group’s
natural stone-like toggles, German company
Knopf Budke’s horn buckle, Italian
manufacturer Manifattura di Domodossola
SPA’s textural braids and Weavabel’s
Weavabel SAB - Weixing Group Knopf Budke
debossed Apple leather-like material badge
with topographical map-like details

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Drivers 2026: Eco-

Accountability, STEPIC Innovations 2026: Bio-
Industrial Revolution

Relevant for: outerwear, jackets,

denim, shirting, trousers,
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Yielding Metallics
Design strategy
Create smooth, tactile and curvaceous
metal forms and components with brushed
and demi-shine finishes

Material and finish

Use GRS-certified zinc, aluminium and
Sterling silver and avoid or minimise
electroplated processes. Ensure metallic
pigments and paints are water-based and
Roberto Cavalli Frameless Asia Pacific @mfpen_
low-toxic
Develop subtle hammered surfaces and
irregular finishes using reticulation to
create textured surface ripples and add
subtly engraved branding designs
Key trims include Zinc alloy metal buttons
from Hong Kong-based Frameless Asia-
Pacific, made with state-of-the-art tooling,
China-based SAB-Weixing Group’s Alloy
buttons with nickel matte coating and
China-based SBS Zipper with soft metal pull

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Innovations 2026:

SAB - Weixing Group SBS Zipper @claerira
Human-Tech Symbiosis

Relevant for: jackets, denim,

tailoring, separates, shirting,
trousers and accessories

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Conceal & Reveal
Design strategy
Design trims that are discreet or near-
invisible and compatible with clean,
minimalist apparel and accessories

Material and finish

GRS-certified polyester and nylon are
essential, and they include branded
qualities like Newlife, Econyl, Seaqual and
Repreve
@_jeongli @_jeongli YKK Europe Ltd
Source clean tapes for seam constructions
and Velcro and Cohesive components. Use
hidden magnets, laminated zippers, two-
way zippers and invisible zippers. Use
subtle raised branding on labels that are
visible only upon close inspection
Note Japanese brand YKK’s concealed zips,
Italian company Cadica Group and Danish
company We Nordic Label Studios’ discreet
tone-on-tone labels woven in GRS-recycled
polyester

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Cadica Group @robynlynchireland We Nordic Label Studio
Industry – Restorytelling, STEPIC Innovations
2026: Designed to Disappear and Long-Term
Lifespans, Big Ideas 2026: Fashion – Scaled to
Fit

Relevant for: outerwear,

accessories, denim, jackets,
tailoring, shirting, trousers and
dresses
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Digital Craft
Design strategy
Use additive manufacturing and sustainable
materials to create low-impact, made-on-
demand trims

Material and finish

Use lower-impact, recycled industry-waste
nylon and bio-based polymers made of crop
and food waste
Israeli designer Daphna Kaplan @materialdistrict Valupa Balena
transformed traditional zippers using
additive manufacturing. Meanwhile,
Variable Seams (UK) is pushing the
boundaries of 3D printing from home
Key textures that are evolving are
parametric and ergonomic designs as well
as printed textures that appear knitted or
woven. Use 3D printing for limited-edition,
small-scale production and to save waste.
Use open-source programmes offering
made-on-demand customisations
German company Valupa makes 3D-printed
buckles, buttons and accessories using food Balena @variableseams Daphna Kaplan
waste biomaterials. Milan and Tel Aviv-
based Balena Science offers BioCir®flex3D-
printed and BioCir®x injection moulding
buttons and buckles

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Industry – Flexible and Regenerative, Big Ideas
2026: Fashion – Scaled to Fit

9 Relevant for: outerwear, jackets,

tailoring, separates, accessories
and footwear
Expressive Repurposing
Design strategy
Use innovative, recycled material
components and trims to minimise impact
and repurpose industry waste

Material and finish

Use GRS-certified recycled TPU, plastic,
nylon and silicone, recycled felt and leather,
and for composites, factory waste
Create playful speckled composites that @pipatchara Cadica Group @materialdistrict
show the origins of the recycled materials
used. The Sparkling Plastic Foundation in
the Netherlands collaborates with students,
artists and creatives to create innovative
recycled plastics
Italian company Cadica Group offers
recycled silicone and recycled Zinc alloy
buckles, Hong Kong-based Trimco Group
develops badges from recycled silicone, felt
and recycled TPU, while Italian company
Valter SRL sells recycled plexiglass
components

@pipatchara Trimco Group Valter S.R.L.

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:
Industry – Flexible and Regenerative, Big Ideas
2026: Fashion – Scaled to Fit

Relevant for: denim, accessories

and footwear

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Fun-tilities
Design strategy
Revitalise simple apparel and accessories
trims and components with adventurous,
joyful brights

Material and finish

Use GRS-certified polyester and nylon
including Econyl, Seaqual and Repreve,
recycled acetate, silicone and cotton
Keep designs simple and functional with a @newbalance X Miu Miu Oerlikon riri ABM
colour focus. Keep trims in mono materials
for ease of onward recycling
Note colour-block buckle parts at Swiss
company Oerlikon Riri and ABM (US), fun,
functional cords at China-based CC Global
Co, colourful stretch tapes at Shindo Textile
Europe GmbH in Germany and bright
elastics at Vostex Fashion in Greece

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Creativity – The Right to Play, STEPIC
Innovations 2026: Long-Term Lifespans

YCC Global Co. Shindo Textile Europe GmbH Vostex

Relevant for: outerwear, jackets,

shirting, trousers, denim,
accessories and footwear

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Prismatic
Design strategy
Give trims a prismatic aspect, layering
texture and ombré colour together for
immersive digital effects

Material and finish

Use GRS-certified polyester, POM and GRS-
recycled nylon
Dichroic glass or acetate and anodised
metal finishes are key, along with ombré @noirkeininomiya @kitty_joseph @variableseams
gradient finishes and prismatic surfaces.
Develop rainbow-hued gradient jacquard or
printed woven braids and ribbons and
experiment with colour-change inks
Strapping at Variable Seams (UK) mixes
sublimation print and 3D printing. ABM
(US) shows kaleidoscopic ombré buttons,
Junior Hagen, Ltd (UK) offers colourful
geometric ribbons and YCC Global Co. in
China has gradient colour zip pulls

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Creativity – The Right to Play, STEPIC
ABM Junior Hagen Ltd YCC Global Co.
Innovations 2026: Glimmers

Relevant for: outerwear, jackets,

shirting, blouses, dresses,
accessories and footwear

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The Chic of the Norm
Design strategy
Develop refined, timeless trims that reflect
purpose and simplicity to enhance classic
product pieces

Material and finish

Use GOTS-certified organic cotton, GRS-
recycled polyester, GRS or FSC-certified
wood, corozo and recycled brass
Create simple trims using high-quality, We Nordic Label Studio @margarethowellltd We Nordic Label Studio
durable materials. Focus on cotton canvas
with self-covered embroidered branding,
classic, pared-back buttons in metal, wood,
corozo and cotton in neutral tones, simple
drawcord and laces
Trims include Danish company We Nordic
Label Studios’ elegant, functional labels and
buttons from China-based YCC Global Co.
Turkish company ECE Fermuar-Zipper
offers gold metal zippers and SAB-Weixing
Group in China has simple drawcords

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

YCC Global Co. Ece Fermuar Zipper SAB - Weixing Group
Industry – Flexible and Regenerative, STEPIC
Strategies 2027: Industry – Restorytelling,
STEPIC Innovations 2026: Long-Term Lifespans

Relevant for: tailoring, shirting,

outerwear, jackets, trousers,
accessories and footwear

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Richly Opulent
Design strategy
Tap into luxurious, heirloom-inspired
details and vintage trims characterised by
ornate historical details

Material and finish

Use GOTS or BCI-certified cotton, Ahimsa
silk, FSC-certified viscose, zinc alloy, copper
and brass metal and finishes
Intricate detailing and decoration are key Dhruv Kapoor Satab Solutions Knopf Budke
for embroidery and jacquards with cutouts
to enhance the rich texture. Design
decorative zip pull elements to enhance
garments and accessories with a jewel-like
appearance. Engrave and etch intricate
patterns into metal shank buttons and
buckles
French company Satab Solutions offers fan-
design jacquard ribbons, Knopf Budke in
Germany has ornate metal buttons, YCC
Global Co in China has BPA-free plastic fan
cutout zip pulls and London-based Hand &
Lock offers machine-embroidered organza
YCC Global Co. Katie Furzer Hand & Lock

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Society – Intersectional Individuals, STEPIC
Innovations 2026: Fresh Perspectives

Relevant for: eveningwear,

blouses, dresses, intimates,
tailoring, separates, shirting,
trousers, denim and accessories
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Reclaiming Imperfection
Design strategy
Embrace beautiful imperfection by creating
intentionally flawed, irregular or
incomplete design finishes

Material and finish

Source GRS-recycled cotton and wool, linen,
ceramic, tarnished-look stainless steel,
copper and brass metals
Embrace handmade processes, from @margielacollector @albuslumen @everyones_mother_
kneaded shapes to dip-dyes and hand
engraving and emphasise raw and frayed
edges. Belgian designer Martin Margiela
uses broken porcelain fragments to convey
beauty in cracked surfaces while Australian
brand Albus Lumen sprays ribbon belt
trims with imperfect poetic hues
Everyone’s Mother’s (US) sculpted buttons
and buckle rings feature distorted and
inaccurate shapes, Italian company
Manifattura Carpigiana’s NRGY—STAFF—
custom knits cords have raw, unfinished
ends and RC Outdoor Supply (US) leaves raw
NRGY - STAFF - Manifattura Carpigiana @bally @rcoutdoorsupply
finishes and loosely stitched threads on
brand labels

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Politics – Dynamic Multipolarity and The
Agency of Rage

Relevant for: jackets, separates,

shirting, blouses, dresses,
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trousers, denim, accessories and
footwear
Shadow Effects
Design strategy
Create mysterious shadows and shimmer-
shine trim finishes that explore contrasts
between light and darkness

Material and finish

Use lower-impact Lurex yarns using post-
consumer recycled polyester, recycled PU
leather, nylon, recycled TPE, Nylon PET,
POM, Silicone and recycled acetate, glass
@albuslumen @jilsander Cadica Group
and stone
Use low-impact recycled sparkle and
metallic films and pigments on leather,
wovens and zip tapes. Part-print gloss prints
on matte grounds. Marble dark pigments
together for swirling resin, silicone and
plastic injection-moulded trims. Use marble
film and hydro-dipping (water transfer)
finishes
Note Italian company Cadica Group’s gold-
embossed leather patch, China-based SAB-
Weixing Group’s clear and opaque marble
toggles, Italian manufacturer Polsan
SAB - Weixing Group Polsan Button YCC Global Co.
Button’s shadow-swirled buttons and the
shimmering waterproof nylon zipper and
latch by China-based YCC Global Co.

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Politics – The Agency of Rage, STEPIC
Innovations 2026: Rebellious Resistance

Relevant for: outerwear, jackets,

16 separates, shirting, trousers,
denim and accessories
Subversive Allure
Design strategy
Create unsettling drama with hard-looking
trims and components adorned with spikes
or sharp edges

Material and finish

Use GRS-certified recycled Zinc alloy and
brass, tough-looking LWG-verified leathers,
responsibly sourced rubber, resin, acetate
and recycled PET plastic and polyester
Mark Malecki Lartigiana Bottoni Oerlikon riri
Ensure metal cones, spikes, pyramids and
bullet studs are easily removable for onward
recycling. Consider mono-material versions
that emulate studs through moulding
Use electroless plating to achieve metalised
effects, making trims lighter than those in
metal. Enhance trims with beads and
develop chunky chains in resin, polymers
or metal
Italian company Lartigianabottoni develops
buttons, buckles of various shapes, jewels
and chains in resin. Switzerland-based
Oerlikon Riri makes fine metal zips to any @roomiedesign Frameless Asia Pacific Lartigiana Bottoni
specification. Frameless Asia-Pacific in
Hong Kong offers snap fastenings with
unsettling textures

STEPIC forecasts: STEPIC Strategies 2027:

Politics – The Agency of Rage, STEPIC
Innovations 2026: Rebellious Resistance

Relevant for: outerwear, jackets,

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tailoring, eveningwear, footwear
and accessories
Further research

Material & Finish Forecast: STEPIC Strategies 2027: Big Ideas 2026: Fashion STEPIC Innovations 2026 Future Consumer 2026
A/W 26/27 Executive Summary

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Supplier contacts
ABM Hand & Lock NRGY-STAFF Manifattura Carpigiana Studio Sanne Visser
abmfashion.com handembroidery.com/ nrgy.it sannevisser.com
Balena Science Junior Hagen, Ltd Oerlikon Riri Trimco Group
balena.science
junior-hagen.com riri.com trimco-group.com
Cadica Group
Katie Furzer PEELSPHERE® Valter SRL
cadica.com katiefurzer.co.uk peelsphere.com valterbijoux.com
ECE Fermuar-Zipper
Knopf Budke GmbH & Co. KG Polsan Button Valupa
ecefermuar.com.tr/
knopf-budke.com polsanbutton.com valupa.de
Effet passementeries
Lartigianabottoni SAB WeiXing Co., Ltd Vostex Fashion
effet-passementeries.com lartigianabottoni.it sab-eu.com vostexfashion.com
Fastener Systems Manifattura di Domodossola SPA Satab Solutions Weavabel
fastenersystems.co.uk manifatturadomodossola.it satab.com weavabel.com
Frameless Asia-Pacific Nilörn SBS Zipper We Nordic Label Studios
frameless-asia-pacific.com sbs-zipper.com wenordic.dk
nilorn.com
Shindo Textile Europe GmbH YCC Global Co
shindo.com ycczippers.com
YKK Europe Ltd
www.ykk.com

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Contributors
Fashion forecasting team Nick Paget, Senior Strategist, Menswear Jane Collins, Senior Strategist, Footwear
Isaiah Isaac, Strategist, Menswear & Accessories
Helen Palmer, Head of Materials, Knit &
Textiles Hannah Watkins, Head of Prints & Ana Correa, Strategist, Footwear &
Graphics Accessories
Charlotte Casey, Senior Strategist,
Knitwear Rose Hudson, Strategist, Prints & Lucila Saldana, Strategist, Footwear &
Accessories
Nicole Ajimal, Strategist, Materials Graphics
Fanny Chow, Strategist, Prints & Urangoo Samba, Head of Colour
Victoria Bulmer, Strategist, Materials
Graphics Emily McCarthy, Strategist, Colour
Sofia Martellini, Senior Strategist,
Womenswear Erin Rechner, Head of Kidswear Mia Jacobs, Strategist, Youth

Kim Cupido, Senior Strategist, Allison Goodfellow-Ash, Strategist, Jaeyeon Park, Strategist, Youth
Womenswear Kidswear
Rhoneil Tiburcio, Strategist, Retail
Sithandiwe Khumalo, Strategist, Hannah Allan, Strategist, Kidswear
Womenswear Rebecca Saygi, Strategist, Swimwear
Yvonne Kostiak, Head of Active Jo Lynch, Strategist, Intimates
Susie Draffan, Senior Strategist, Denim

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WGSN forecast schedule 2027
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STEPIC Consumer STEPIC Big STEPIC Consumer Industry Personas/ Product

Emotions Strategies Ideas Personas Product Opportunities Forecasts

The six emotional states that Six reports outlining the STEPIC drivers and strategies The key consumer profiles The STEPIC Consumer Personas Design directions for each
will define 2027, as well as the challenges and opportunities contextualised for the fashion, that will disrupt all contextualised for the beauty, industry and product
underlying feelings that will for each pillar of STEPIC, beauty, interiors, food and industries in 2027 interiors, food and drink, category, with more than
drive these states, and the encompassing six drivers and drink, consumer tech and consumer tech and sports and 100 forecasts throughout
aspirational emotions that 12 strategies for progress and sports and outdoor industries outdoor industries the year across WGSN
people will want to feel more of success across all industries

Strategies: Strategies: Strategies: Strategies: Strategies: Strategies:

Business | Consumer | Product Business | Product Product Business | Consumer Consumer | Product Product

Product release: Product release: Product release: Product release: Product release: Product release:
Insight Insight Fashion Insight Beauty Fashion
Fashion Fashion Beauty Interiors Beauty
Beauty Beauty Interiors Food & Drink Interiors
Interiors Interiors Food & Drink Consumer Tech Food & Drink
Food & Drink Food & Drink Consumer Tech Sports & Outdoor Consumer Tech
Consumer Tech Consumer Tech Sports & Outdoor Sports & Outdoor
Sports & Outdoor Sports & Outdoor

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