We began by analyzing current and historical socio-political, economic, and cultural movements, with a focus on underrepresented regions in fashion. Through this research, we identified a growing shift toward cultural appreciation and authenticity in design. This led to the development of New Global South—a trend rooted in the rise of third-world countries as influential sources of design inspiration. We curated mood boards, color palettes, consumer profiles, and macro/micro trends, weaving in elements like traditional textiles, craftsmanship, and storytelling. The forecast was presented through a visual and verbal narrative that emphasized fashion as a global language.