Two of the world’s biggest companies are set to redefine the possibilities of AI and AR/VR. How will their approach to different audiences affect fashion?
Beyond the moral imperative, fashion is set to discover very soon how climate change will impact its bottom line - making near-term action an essential commercial drive, not just an environmental and humanitarian one.
The Interline set out to decode where and why the idea of real-time, immersive fashion events has faltered. In the process, our four investigators found a metaverse made up of a conflicted clash of inclusivity and high barriers to entry, low audience numbers and continued brand investment, and artistic ambition and crude creative toolsets.
As well as slashing monthly capacity planning time from 3 days to 1, FastReactPlan has helped Cerie International introduce best practice processes as part of its expansion into Vietnam.
The push and pull of supply chain talent, and its impact on technology adoption. And why a simple TikTok trend is testing the limits of AI creativity in fashion.
CLO Virtual Fashion, a global leader in digital garment solutions and the developer of CLO and Marvelous Designer, and Epic Games, the developer of Unreal Engine, today announced that the companies have purchased shares in each other.
Cross-channel retail and personalisation possibilities, how technology is reshaping our wardrobes, the impact of calculating fashion consumers’ carbon footprint, France's position at the forefront of fashion and technology regulation, and more.
Bringing together retail’s most widely used PLM solution and the industry leading capabilities of Made2Flow, the integration will help brands and retailers significantly accelerate impact reduction across scope 3.
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