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Texworld presents AW 2024-2025 trend book

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Paris - Texworld Evolution Paris has unveiled its new trend book for the Autumn-Winter 2024-2025 season.
"'Après vous' celebrates the 'the world after', but also a certain French savoir-vivre, a source of creation for textiles and fashion. To be discovered and experienced from July 3 to 5 at Texworld Evolution Paris," organisers said.
"Following in the footsteps of Premier Sens, Texworld Evolution Paris Art Directors Louis Gérin and Gregory Lamaud continue to explore creative spaces where the real and its landmarks are transcended by the virtual. Après Vous expresses the uncertainty of a world out of breath, shaken by the profound questioning of social codes and identities.
"In this uncertain but fertile ferment, creative proposals are born from “reassemblies”, recombining influences that supplant and erase styles. Color reclaims its rightful place, in a combination of materials where noble, natural fibers, raw, crumpled aspects, archaic yet sophisticated, are expressed first and foremost, in a spirit of déjà wear."
The four themes that structure this new trend book, based on the analysis of emerging signals detected in the creative, artistic, economic and societal fields, explore all these areas.
The four themes - In Memoriam, In vitro, Mori, and Ad Vitam - will be presented in the Trends Forum. Visitors will be able to discover samples of materials and finished products of the exhibiting companies and selected by the Art Directors to illustrate each of these creative universes.
 

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