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I'm calling it:

A major design trend of the future will be a "brutalist" iteration of previous trends like the De Stijl movement but with a digital/technological bend to it.

It's going to be called Cybermod, because Cyberpunk is dead. The future that the latter envisioned turned out to be a lot more...minimalist, for lack of better words. [Cyberpunk authors apparently didn't optimize their world-building to accommodate for likes of Issey Miyake and Rick Owens].

This fits right with how Modernist art movements had their roots in the Interwar period. Cybermod will inhabit a similar time period, what I reckon will historically know as the intermediate stage between the War on Terror and whatever war society is mobilizing to fight next.

In the meantime friends, Zang Tumb Tumb!!.