The Interline’s annual exploration of 3D and digital product creation, examining how core tools, ecosystem extensions, automations, and emerging 3D/AI workflows will influence fashion and beauty in 2026.
Executives are coming back from China describing factories that barely need people. Elsewhere, the ones that still do keep making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Between efficiency and exposure, is the industry edging toward a supply chain that runs without traditional human labour?
Join The Interline, Centric Software, and Browzwear on 30th October to analyse where AI stands in fashion today, to identify some of the use cases that will define its future, and to benchmark industry readiness.
Holiday forecasts point to rising sales but falling sentiment. If demand softens, fashion and beauty keep producing, and the cost of waste is finally coming due.
OpenAI’s social video experiment has drawn warnings from Hollywood and opt-outs from Disney, but its climb up the App Store suggests the debate around the future of generative social video is here to stay.
The Interline joins Cotton Incorporated, New Focus Textiles, and BAKERMAT on 23rd October to explore how prepared the fashion value chain is to scale the creation and use of digital materials.
The fact that a new generative video platform from a major AI lab is an IP free-for-all should surprise nobody. The fact that it seems to be overcoming cultural inertia, and that it brings day-one tools for users to model themselves and their friends, asks some more unexpected questions.
According to the World Trade Organisation, AI could massively scale-up global trade in goods and services within fifteen years. But these results would come from discerning the difference between the volume of ‘work’ generated and the actual utility of it - a skillset that lies largely outside consumption markets.
Hun Kim of KARL LAGERFELD, Barry McGeough of AmeriCo. Group, digital transformation expert Joshua Young, and top executives from Stylitics, Hyran Technologies, and MAS ACME USA are among the experts who will share their insights at Alvanon’s annual virtual gathering for innovative thinkers.
New investigations into the industry’s upstream energy mix - in synthetic fibres and production - remind us that fossil fuels are not just a blindspot in disclosure, but also a potential point of failure.
Influencer shops, AI concierges, and machine-made campaigns all point to a further decentralisation of selling power in fashion. But without a human as the lynchpin, how will markets decide where to assign trust?
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