05/06/2026
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For the last few years, Caroline Zimbalist’s brand has been almost exclusively selling wearable art pieces made from the unique biomaterial recipe she developed, including jewelry and custom items such as chestplates and gowns. As special as those designs are, given that the designer hand-makes each batch of the material and personally molds every garment that incorporates it, they don’t easily scale into a sustainable business operation.
With this in mind, Zimbalist’s priorities shifted in the lead-up to Fall 2026: “We’re introducing tailored trousers. We have these more feminine dresses with prints and then using the biomaterial now truly as an embellishment,” she explained. This way, the bioplastic still plays a leading role in the brand’s identity, but is less of an obstacle for wholesale and commercial opportunities.
See every look from the collection at the link in bio.
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