In the increasingly close dialogue between fashion, art, and architecture, resin has established itself as one of the most eclectic and contemporary materials. Today, it also plays a leading role in fashion architecture projects: from boutiques to the most theatrical runway sets, from window displays to immersive installations, where the material becomes an integral part of the brand’s identity.
Bottega Veneta, Gucci, YSL, and Salvatore Ferragamo are just a few of the most renowned names that have brought Gobbetto resins to life through their temporary stages—runway shows, which are key moments where brands express their full creative force through unique storytelling.
Resin, as an imaginative surface, is a shape-shifting material for experiential environments, thanks to its aesthetic and performative qualities that transform it into a true scenographic medium: transparent or reflective catwalks, suspended floating elements, and immersive capsules that envelop the viewer in a parallel reality.
In fashion architecture projects, resin is no longer just a decorative element: it becomes surface, structure, light, and concept. It evolves into a brand language and stylistic signature, where it generates exclusive patterns, tactile textures, or custom surfaces that communicate refinement and innovation.
It acts as an expressive medium between the visual language of fashion design and the spatial language of architecture. In a world where the boundaries between product, space, and imagination are increasingly blurred, resin unites the ephemerality of fashion with the timelessness of design.
