As fashion and consumer preferences evolve, brands are looking for innovative ways to target luxury customers. Auroboros, a digital-first fashion house, bridges the gaps between science, technology, and nature to offer inclusive and sustainable designs for digital audiences.

As COVID-19 shut down inessential retail and entertainment venues across the UK, many people channelled their leisure time towards nature – and in varied ways. With lockdowns and social distancing set to persist into 2021, how can brands help facilitate connections with the natural world?

An album of birdsong, titled Songs of Disappearance, reached number two in the Australian music charts. The project was a collaboration between academics, conservationists, and bird recordist David Stewart, and aimed to use the beauty of nature to encourage engagement with extinction threats.

As the world went into lockdown in spring 2020, people were looking for interactive ways to stay connected and inject some fun into the weekly Zoom call. Jackbox Games is keeping friend and family catch-ups lively with a suite of multiplayer games that can be enjoyed remotely.