A collection of accessories made not from leather, but from a material derived from mycelium, was unveiled. The project was developed by the Italian startup Sqim through its Ephea material, which has already appeared in collections by Balenciaga and other leading fashion brands. It marks a further step in Kering Group’s commitment to exploring next-generation materials that are expected to play an increasingly important role in the future of luxury fashion.
Well.pl | Poland
A collection of accessories made not from leather, but from a material derived from mycelium, was unveiled. The project was developed by the Italian startup Sqim through its Ephea material, which has already appeared in collections by Balenciaga and other leading fashion brands. It marks a further step in Kering Group’s commitment to exploring next-generation […]
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