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As India’s luxury market evolves, culturally fluent, globally exposed consumers are shaping craft-conscious, culturally embedded and ritual-led propositions.

UK – Held at London’s 180 Studios from 3–5 October, leading wellness platform Healf brought together the leading voices in health and science to explore the future of wellbeing for its immersive HX25 event, powered by V14. During keynotes, panels and immersive sessions, speakers challenged conventional health models and championed a personalised, preventative approach.

UK – Held at London’s 180 Studios from 3–5 October, leading wellness platform Healf brought together the leading voices in health and science to explore the future of wellbeing for its immersive HX25 event, powered by V14. During keynotes, panels and immersive sessions, speakers challenged conventional health models and championed a personalised, preventative approach.

UK – Held at London’s 180 Studios from 3–5 October, leading wellness platform Healf brought together the leading voices in health and science to explore the future of wellbeing for its immersive HX25 event, powered by V14. During keynotes, panels and immersive sessions, speakers challenged conventional health models and championed a personalised, preventative approach.

UK – OpenArea, the brainchild of cultural strategist Ollie Olanipekun, transformed Camley Street Nature Reserve in King’s Cross into a vibrant hub of art, music, food and critical thought during its debut event at the urban green space. Rooted in Olanipekun’s ‘new nature’ philosophy, OpenArea challenges conventional ideas of nature as providing passive retreat. ‘Nature has never been the problem. The problem is how we’ve been taught to see it,’ he states.

UK – OpenArea, the brainchild of cultural strategist Ollie Olanipekun, transformed Camley Street Nature Reserve in King’s Cross into a vibrant hub of art, music, food and critical thought during its debut event at the urban green space. Rooted in Olanipekun’s ‘new nature’ philosophy, OpenArea challenges conventional ideas of nature as providing passive retreat. ‘Nature has never been the problem. The problem is how we’ve been taught to see it,’ he states.

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UK – OpenArea, the brainchild of cultural strategist Ollie Olanipekun, transformed Camley Street Nature Reserve in King’s Cross into a vibrant hub of art, music, food and critical thought during its debut event at the urban green space. Rooted in Olanipekun’s ‘new nature’ philosophy, OpenArea challenges conventional ideas of nature as providing passive retreat. ‘Nature has never been the problem. The problem is how we’ve been taught to see it,’ he states.

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.

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.