Costas Kazantizis a creative technologist for the Fashion Innovation agency and lecturer and the London College of Fashion. This conversation explores how different technologies can elevate fashion media production, and how 3D offers brands a means to bring their assets to life in a virtual world.

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This episode provides insights from Member of Forbes Technology Council and CEO and Co-Founder of TrusTrace Shameek Ghosh, 

Shameek has personally witnessed the transformation led by technology over the past 20 years working at global IT corporations HCL and GlobalLogic. At TrusTrace he is working to leverage technology to accelerate the transition to a new normal in fashion, focused on Planet and People. 

TrusTrace is a collective of four engineers and many partners who are working to change how we shop, eat and dress in order to reduce the impact on our environment. TrusTraces' aim is to build a future where our activities have a low carbon footprint, and we value the human capital behind the products. 

TrusTrace is on a mission to accelerate sustainable transformation in global brands by digitally tracking the movement of materials in the value chain and empowering brands with the data needed to reach their sustainability goals.

TrusTrace offers supply chain transparency and material traceability for global fashion and apparel brands. With its technology and automation, they empower brands and suppliers around the world to collaborate on product and materials traceability digitally with its SaaS product. The technology uses artificial intelligence to streamline data collection, and it is also available to plug into existing supply chain solutions (PLM and ERP) via open API. With this connectivity, we start to gain that traceability and develop Responsible Supply Chains. 

 

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Founder of the WEAR APP Rythum Singh is on a mission to revolutionise the way shoppers consume fashion products. The WEAR APP is a technology first solution making same day delivery accessible for brands and shoppers. This solution empowers shoppers to shop now and wear now, with a white label same day delivery and return pickup solution.

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https://thewearapp.com/

@thewearapp

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NFTs come in many shapes and forms such as virtual garments, digital content that owners can interact with; or digital twins of physical creations. Amina, founder and ceo of KRWN Studio believes that NFT Fashion will be the foundation of what we wear in the metaverse. KRWN Studio is the digital NFT fashion house that is creating utility driven content for the metaverse. Amina believes digital fashion should focus on designs that can’t be replicated in the real world and believes digital fashion offers a form of creative escapism.

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Jennifer Onah is the founder and creative director of FERONA, a phygital luxury fashion house.

Previously specialising in the creation of women's couture, FERONA presents fashion through a new lens. FERONA DDoD (Digital Design On Demand) creates e-commerce world that has been re-imagined through empowered collaboration with clients and cutting edge innovations in fashion tech. A digital co-creation that gives birth to the distinctive personalised pieces that embrace both the new and old techniques in fashion. 

The artistic approach of the house is rooted in the convergences of fashion, digital art, culture, and technology.

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This week you’ll hear from Taya. The independent fashion designer and digital creative based in New York. They are a recent graduate from the University of Missouri and currently focus on innovative, sustainable design methods, digital expression and inclusivity.

Taya explains the positive impact that 3D technology had on their creative expression within fashion design. As well how CLO3D transformed their educational department for the better.

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@studio.taya

@Whatsfshiontechnology

https://www.clo3d.com

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BODS believes that the future of fashion is fit, not size. Founded by Christine Marzano, BODS uses groundbreaking technology to transform online shopping into an immersive experience that is personalized, inclusive, and sustainable. Marzano, who previously co-founded avatar animation company DNABlock, and was the first fashion model to create her own photorealistic 3D avatar, is a former runway model, and Princeton graduate. She drew upon her years of experience in the fashion industry and in 3D digital technology to merge the two learnings and to develop the concept for BODS.

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Instagram: @bods_inc

Website: https://bods.me

Christine’s Instagram: marzrover

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This week is a solo episode, where I outline the ways I think that digital fashion is changing the fashion industry in 2022!

Topics discussed:

1. Shifts in social media
2. Content Creation
3. Web 3.0
4. Jobs with new skills 
5. Sustainability

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This week welcomes back guest host Astrid Hiort. Astrid herself is a freelance creative writer, specialising in content for virtual influencers, digital fashion, and virtual platforms. Having received a BA in Fashion Journalism and Communication from the London College of Fashion, Astrid has had articles published by numerous fashion websites such as Dazed Digital, Show studio, and VHF digital. Now, Astrid is breaking into the Metaverse as she develops storylines and personalities for virtual influencers, whilst also reporting on the industry through her own journalistic work.

 

In this episode, we discover the brand passionate about bringing positive change to the fashion industry through technology. Positive Fibres. Marije de Roos, an independent circular fashion researcher. With a background in economics, Marije founded Positive Fibres to advocate for positive change in the fashion industry, focusing on responsible supply chains. For her latest project “The Blue Coral Collection” Marije teamed up with six digital fashion designers to create digital garments using only denim. Astrid interviews Marije about the project soon to be launched and how digital fashion plays a key role in making the fashion production more sustainable….

 

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Positive Fibres Website: https://www.positivefibers.com/

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This week’s episode explores the journey into 3D by fashion designer Fiona Mitchel.

Fiona shares her insight on starting as physical fashion design student, to becoming a 3D designer for some of world’s biggest brands. Fiona insists that having a foot in both physical and digital design has contributed her to have massive success.

3D has allowed Fiona to achieve massive success over the last four years. Working as an accessory’s designer in Amsterdam, a denim Tailor in London, and many more iconic brands.

As well as working as a Fashion Designer, Fiona is also a freelance 3D designer creating her own brand Mi-Mu. Mi-Mu 3D is a 3D design brand. Where Fiona creates digital fashion designs with a glossy, detailed, futuristic aesthetic.

Fiona states that 3D world is being able to explore the limitless boundaries of creativity. Anything that we can dream up - can be translated into 3D. Not to mention, the innovation and science behind 3D technology today means you can start with a basic pattern block, and end up with a one-of-a-kind beautiful piece of art.

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https://foundation.app/@mi_mu_3d

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