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Since starting this podcast the biggest request has been discuss the topic of fashion internships. So this episode is my personal story on how I secured year long internship at the Nike European Head Quarter's. If you like this type of episode let me know!

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Timestamps for trends:

00:00:00 Introduction

00:08:59 Screen-Wear

00:11:42 Bionic bodies

00:15:00 Humanoid Beauty

00:16:14 Modular Kicks

00:18:34 Trans-lu Skin

00:20:35 AI-Tire

This episode is an interview with Hypebae's managing editor Cait Monahan, and editorial and strategy assistant, Sofia de la Cruz.

This episode is a breakdown of hypebae's recent report 'Diving into Digital', an exploration into the relationship between online and offline style. In the conversation, Cait and Sofia breakdown how digital culture is influencing IRL fashion, beauty, footwear and design aesthetics. They define the six different sub-aesthetics; Screen-wear, Bionic bodies, Humanoid beauty, Modular kicks, Trans-lu Skin and AI-Tire, along with examples of brands and designers that are embracing these trends.

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Diving into Digital Report Credits:

MANAGING EDITOR

Cait Monahan / Managing Editor at Hypebae

STRATEGIST & EDITOR

Sofia de la Cruz / Editorial and Strategy Assistant at Hypebae

PROJECT MANAGER

Sonia Chan / Project Manager at Hypebae

DESIGN

Luke Brown / Lead Designer at Hypebeast

James Tran / Senior Designer at Hypebeast

Lídia Santos / Senior Designer at Hypebeast

Reece Evans / Junior Designer at Hypebeast

CONTRIBUTOR & COPY EDITOR

Keisha Olgeaga / Managing Editor at HYPEMOON

INSIGHT & COPY EDITOR

Mariu (Maria Eugenia) Errobidarte / Director of Insights at Hypemind

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This episode is an interview with the Fabricant’s ceo and co-founder Kerry Murphy, dissecting the Fabricant’s recent collaboration with Highsnobiety on the ‘Not in Paris’ flagship event.

‘Not in Paris’ is a multimedia hub by Highsnobiety, featuring a series of curated brand collaborations and exclusive content to celebrate the latest in art, fashion, music, design, and tech.

For the Not in Paris 2023 edition, The Fabricant created a series of digital fashion collectibles that were exhibited in the store alongside 20 other brand collaborations and exclusive content. 

“What we really wanted to establish for the Fabricant’s presence next to all these physical items, is an interactive experience.” 

Kerry used this Highsnobiety example to highlight how we no longer go to fashion stores to buy clothes. But rather we are seeking engaging and shareable experiences that allow us to immerse in a brands storytelling and community.

The Fabricants digital collectables highlight the new wave of experiential retail that luxury brands are embarking on to ignite more interactivity and elevated experiences in their physical spaces.  

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This episode is a conversation with Maxim, the CPO of Zero10. Zero10 is the APP revolutionising fashion with Augmented Reality. Originally, Zero10 began as a space for creators to present their work through Augmented Reality and now zero10 is also revolutionising fashion retail with AR Mirror technology allowing shoppers to virtually try on any clothing of their choice in retail stores using the Zero10 kiosk.

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Does design need a digital detox?

This episode explores the importance of physical crafts within design with designer and workshop technician, Cathy Grogan.

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Some most viral fashion moments of 2023 have come from outside of the industry and in the form of AI generated content.

On two occasions in 2023, AI-generated content featuring Balenciaga went viral. The first being a picture of the pope wearing a white Balenciaga puffa coat, and the second was the Harry Potter Balenciaga video.

The attention Harry Potter Balenciaga received, coupled with the rapid development of AI on the media landscape has has a huge impact on the future of fashion marketing.

This video explains the impact of Harry Potter Balenciaga on fashion, as well as what Artificial Intelligence (AI) could mean for fashion generally.

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So, What Will People Wear in the Future? – Here are three of the weirdest theories I’ve learnt from my podcast:

1. Theory 1: Elon Musk’s Neuralink!

Elon Musk's Neuralink is revolutionising human-computer interaction. While the focus is primarily on healthcare and technology, Neuralink's impact on fashion shouldn't be overlooked as it could offer mind-controlled clothing customisation...

2. Theory 1: The Bio-Integrated Wardrobe!

Advancements in nanotechnology and biotechnology could lead to clothes that merge with our bodies. Bio-integrated clothing could monitor health, regulate temperature, and enhance physical abilities. However, it is important to remember there are ethical considerations and potential implications of privacy and consent.

3. Theory 3: Sustainable and Upcycled Fashion!

A shift towards sustainable and eco-friendly materials and manufacturing techniques could alter the type of fashion products and aesthetics we wear as brands shift to 100% recycled fabrics and biodegradable materials. Focusing on repairing, upgrading, and repurposing garments for reduced consumption.

Overall, the future of fashion holds immense possibilities for innovation and personal expression.

Let me know which theory resonated with you the most and for more future-focused explorations on the future of fashion listen to the What's Fashion Technology Podcast!

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Recent innovation is certainly disrupting, yet totally revolutionising the fashion industry and with this disruption, numerous new career paths and job roles are emerging.

Due to the dynamic nature of this evolution, many don’t know some of the key opportunities these fresh roles will bring for a career in fashion.

However, fashion brands have already began the hunt for this specialist talent to keep their brands competitive in the saturated fashion market.

Speaking with guests pioneering the intersection of fashion and technology across numerous initiatives has exposed some of the future job roles or career paths that are likely to become big in fashion. Knowing about these roles today could propel your career in fashion.

So what are the 5 future job roles in fashion?

1. Creative Technologist

2. Generative AI researcher

3. Innovation lead

4. 3D Creative Director

5. 3D Fashion Merchandiser

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Artificial intelligence is the ability of a computer or machine to complete tasks normally carried out by humans. Also known as AI, the technology has recently experienced massive acceleration across multiple industries. However how do we ensure AI does not overpower true human creativity or humanity as a whole.

This week's guest Oliver Hatton studied Industrial Design and Technology has and has already had a 9 year-long career, designing everything from sex toys to spaceships. Now Oliver has embraced AI and claims it has allowed him to be 100 years ahead in his design work.

Oliver explains some of different scenarios AI could lead down if it's not regulated and how we can use intention to manage abundance of output and prevent artificial intelligence from overpowering creativity

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Dan & Ruth are on a mission to build the worlds best community to inspire, equip and connect footwear creatives.

Laceless Design began as a passion project when the couple were working for one of the industries leading footwear retailers in Germany. After growing their online community, they recognised there was an opportunity to utilise the talent pool they had created.

Playing on Dan's product creation knowledge and Ruth's passion for recruitment the pair has created one of the first footwear design and talent agencies with a growing community and global presence.

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