Repeatedly turning creativity into the right product outcomes can feel like an exercise in luck. Can pairing digital product creation with an operationalised approach to design allow brands to tip the scales in their favour?
With analysts still gesturing at AI’s possible topline impact, and knowledge workers approaching outright rebellion, fashion is still making bets on technology you can touch.
A live event, taking place on 12th May and hosted by The Interline's Editor in Chief, exploring the converging roles of digital product creation and digital asset management.
A snapshot of the automations and integrations behind eCommerce logistics at Decathlon’s Central European operations - and how regional cultural expectations, new ways to push the frontiers of fulfilment speed, and carbon optimisation shape decision-making along the route to final destination.
From building repeatable systems to constantly updating their pipelines, seasoned and incoming designers are both working at the bleeding edge. What are they finding there? And what does it mean for the future of hybrid skills, and the balance between 3D and AI?
The upshot of quickfire technology maturity is a builder-state where anyone can make anything. In the short term, that means everyone is creating the same thing, so a messy shakeout is coming for fashion tech.
YKK’s Vice President, Global Marketing Group, Business Strategy Division, on expanding 3D and DPC as a sustainability-driven, ecosystem-wide evolution that embeds trims seamlessly into connected digital workflows rather than treating them as an afterthought.
From raw query visibility to market sentiment and authority, AI models search for, rank, and surface brands in a way that’s orthogonal to traditional SEO. What does fashion need to understand about when, why, and how LLMs go to the web, and how to influence what they bring back with them?
A new wave of AI-powered virtual try-on is reframing the technology around accuracy, scalability, and real shopping behaviour—but proving its value to consumers remains the real test.
The always-dubious promise of an “embodied internet” is now firmly buried. In its place, the jostling ideas of composable software and AI agents are painting a much drier, more practical, but arguably more disruptive future for fashion.
An opinion piece making the case that image and video generation have become so ubiquitous that they are now essential to keeping creative workflows competitive.
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