
Advertising & Marketing
Cocoa bean haute couture dress combines technology with sustainability
The 3D-printed dress is made from waste cocoa bean husks.
Innovation has always fuelled the fashion and beauty industries. Bringing consumers the newest and most exciting products is the key for commercial success and brand longevity. Today, innovation is also helping the sectors act in more sustainable ways, reinventing everything from products and packaging, to supply chains and marketing. In the Springwise library, we feature solutions that address all of these and more – from designer handbags made from grape ‘leather’, to custom lipstick designed and dispensed via AI.
Advertising & Marketing
The 3D-printed dress is made from waste cocoa bean husks.
Fashion & Beauty
A B2B platform helps to reduce textile waste while giving suppliers the opportunity to make the most of their unused fabric.
Fashion & Beauty
A startup is using fashion to combat the highly invasive species damaging biodiversity on the reefs of Florida’s Atlantic coast.
Fashion & Beauty
A new brand is designing sustainable and comfortable loungewear that is chic enough to be worn to the office.
Retail
The platform is re-imagining the retail industry’s cultural landscape by creating spaces for independent businesses of the African diaspora to thrive.
Fashion & Beauty
Most of the production processes and materials for the fabric come from within a 30-mile radius.
Fashion & Beauty
The biodegradable material is used soft or hard and can be dyed and printed.
Fashion & Beauty
A naturally occurring mycelium is used to make a new type of sustainable material.
Fashion & Beauty
Whether you’re a brand looking to move inventory or a shopper looking for a deal, Reflaunt is changing the way we shop for secondhand clothes.
Fashion & Beauty
A startup has developed a process that can produce many leather bags from a handful of cow cells.
Fashion & Beauty
Strong and lightweight, the fabrics can be coloured without chemicals and grown in any shape.
Arts & Entertainment
The collaborative exhibition showcases how discarded garments can be upcycled into new, desirable pieces of fashion.