Pantone Color of the Year 2025 is Mocha Mousse

In a world where fitness and wellness have become synonymous with modern luxury, the tools that accompany this journey are being redefined. PENT., a brand at the forefront of bespoke fitness equipment, is transforming the landscape by blending artisanal craftsmanship with cutting-edge design. The result is not merely exercise gear but a statement—fitness equipment that stands at the intersection of art, functionality, and a philosophy of personal well-being.

This color is already influencing fashion, beauty, design and art, and will do throughout 2025. For the twenty-sixth edition, Pantone has chosen Mocha Mousse, an enveloping and soft shade of light brown.

Ginori 1735, a name synonymous with timeless craftsmanship and artistic elegance, continues its legacy of transforming porcelain into masterpieces through its exciting collaborations with contemporary artists. This time, the renowned Italian brand has ventured into the enchanting world of British designer and artist, Luke Edward Hall, creating a vibrant collection that seamlessly blends historical grandeur with modern whimsy.

Holiday Gifting Elevated: Gucci's Creative Director Sabato De Sarno envisions a four-part story for the Italian House's festive offerings.

CHANEL supports Joshua Oppenheimer's The End, a Golden Age musical about the end of the world. The film premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on August 31st, followed by screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival and the San Sebastian Film Festival.

«L'enfant Terrible»

In California, you often hear sayings like "we don't have real seasons, just different shades of sunshine" or "you can wear shorts year-round here". While that may be true, there is a unique shift in light, temperature, and mood on the coastline throughout the year that gets overlooked. With that, there's a funny bridge in fashion where people here want to take part in the fall/winter fashion trends, but can never fully let go of their summertime pieces and vice versa. Each wave is always different.