The cold colors of the urban environment, gray-toned buildings, fast-moving subways, and crowded strangers are a portrait of urban commuters' exhaustion, as if their souls have been numbed and devoid of vitality. This topic mainly explores the color matching trends for the 24/25 autumn and winter seasons, with office workers as the main consumer group, emphasizing the importance of the five senses to future consumption. It also uses irony to encourage and empathize with the pressures of contemporary workplaces. As consumers continue to speak out in the digital age, it is expected that "resistance culture" will become stronger in the next 5-10 years, redefining the value of life and turning towards a slow and minimalist consumption that emphasizes durability, protection, and functionality.

As the Covid-19 pandemic recedes and WFH policy is relaxed, global employees are ready to restart the classic office trend. Symbolizing a new dawn, the officecore is at its historic high. As an element code that highlights sociality and uniformity, the office style, instead of stripping away its original personality, the composition of this social homogeneity can actually highlight the personality, while emphasizing differentiation with similarity. The familiar office dressing rules are no longer the “bible” of fashion. Officecore redefines traditional office uniforms, endowing them with deeper modern connotations while also imbuing them with meanings of “care” and “responsibility.”

Blend Boundary delivers the Natural Epiphany’s pursuit of digitalized nature. Consumers are trying to explore the Bionic Scenes through Cross Dimension View. The mega theme advocates that urban people should chase for an ageless, avant-garde carbon-fashion experience. Nature-sourced hues are blended with digital luster to satisfy consumers’ appetite for the symbiosis of nature and technology. The mindset of Blend Boundary provides a new mode of getting along with the natural laws: pursuing scientific creations as nurturing the nature at the same time.