Rules, laws, and guidelines for AI in business are expanding, but keeping them effective and relevant in an industry as fast-changing as fashion will be a challenge. Meanwhile, luxury group Kering publicly adopts science-based targets for nature.
Two special guests join The Interline podcast from Munich Fabric Start – one of the leading textile trade shows in Europe - to discuss some of the biggest challenges in fashion today.
How digital fabric printing is empowering fashion producers to maximise output with minimal resources, lower their carbon footprint, unlock creativity and reactivity, and drive growth.
Hyland’s Global Director of Digital Asset Management Practice on sustainability in fashion requiring brands to prioritise initiatives based on business health, operational maturity, and market demands while balancing compliance, consumer preferences, and cost reduction strategies.
After a difficult year for the alternative materials sector, a founder underlines why fashion needs novel materials, and what mindset the industry will have to adopt for those materials and methods to scale.
So far AI has found its way into traditional models of search and product discovery, but a new set of businesses have different interactions in mind. And in a world where tech matters as much as reputation, what does it mean to acquire a brand - or for regulators to try and stop you?
With the linear fashion model so deeply entrenched, change is proving difficult for brands. But what about the labour market? Is it possible to promote circularity without leaving skilled people behind?
What Lectra's big bet on Valia Fashion could mean for an industry where digital transformation needs a new data foundation and a different way of thinking.
A week defined by step changes in the focus of generative AI, the ecosystem of real-time 3D creation, and consumer attitudes towards wearable technology.