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Stat: Americans turn to travel to connect with loved ones

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By Alice Crossley
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Every Friday, The Future Laboratory team offers an end-of-week wrap-up of the topics, issues, ideas and virals we’re all talking about. This week, senior foresight analyst Rose Coffey reflects on the state of fashion and where the system is heading. : As fashion month draws to a close, questions about the health of the industry feel more urgent than ever. Climate instability, geopolitical tension and slowing global demand are intensifying scrutiny of a system long associated with excess.
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Mulberry accelerates growth with circular exchange initiatives

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By Alice Crossley
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UK – Mulberry has published its 2024/2025 Impact Report, highlighting major progress in circularity and regenerative design. Having achieved B Corp certification, the luxury brand continues to embed sustainability at the centre of its governance, sourcing and community-driven craftsmanship, focusing on three strategic pillars: Climate, Circularity and Community.
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Studio Frith evolves Jolene’s hand-drawn logo into full brand identity

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By Alice Crossley
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UK – North London restaurant and bakery Jolene has unveiled a refreshed brand identity by graphic design and creative agency Studio Frith, retaining the tactile charm of a logo first drawn in 2018 by designer Frith Kerr’s six-year-old son. Originally conceived to capture the restaurant’s ‘naive simplicity’, the hand-scribbled mark now anchors a broader design system that extends across interiors, merchandise and digital touchpoints.
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