Part-Two, interviews founders of DressX, Natalia Modenova & Daria Shapovalova. The female founders describe how DressX is reinventing multi-brand fashion consumption, through embracing self-expression and creativity minus the massive waste that physical clothing creates.

Don't shop less, shop digital fashion.

Check Out DressX at https://dressx.com/ & Download the new DressX App!

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Part-One, is a conversation with Chief Sustainability Officer Olga Chernysheva & Head of Product at DressX, Julie Krasnienko. DressX believes the amount of clothing produced today, goes way above human necessity. Embracing digital fashion creates an avenue to produce less, or not at all, whilst still enjoying premium fashion. DressX aims to highlight not all clothing needs to exist in a physical version...Don't shop less, shop digital fashion. 

Check Out DressX at https://dressx.com/ & Download the new DressX App!

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Republiqe is the worlds first fully digital luxury fast fashion brand. Designing unique garments for the trend conscious Gen Z fashion consumer. In attempt to redefine an entire category, while also focusing on sustainability, size inclusivity and ethical production. Although Republiqe is a strictly digital brand, the attention to detail and craftsmanship remains at the highest end of the industry. 

Listen founder James speak on his opinion on the future of digital fashion and upcoming initiatives for Republiqe, including:

- Virtual diamond NFTs

- 3D virtual world store

- AR shoe collection with major Gen Z shoe brand

- Virtual try on mirror technology at an exclusive events

Check Out Republiqe's amazing products at https://republiqe.co/ 

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Is AI replacing the role of the fashion designer? The terrifying answer is yes! 

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L.DROBE (short for Lucy’s wardrobe) was founded in Jan 2020 as a vintage brand, selling everything from vintage streetwear to vintage blazers. Lucy would spend time sourcing and handpicking vintage items to repurpose & sell on depop. When the pandemic came around, it posed challenges with finding vintage stock and that’s when her leisurewear range was born. Designed for ultimate comfort, the range is unisex, accessible and super aesthetic but most importantly, designed to last. The brand is on a journey to becoming a fully sustainable brand and attempting to fill a gap in the marketing combining affordability & aesthetics.

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This week is a bonus episode giving you 5 reason to become or stick with you digital design process! It is easy to get disheartened when you first start off as an artist or designer especially when the market you are entering is still so small! That is why I wanted to outline 5 of the main reasons why you need to carry on investing your time in digital design! 

I hope this can be your sign and boost to keep going with your creative practice!

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This week I welcomed my first ever guest speaker onto the podcast! Creator of 3D Design brand Mi-Mu and fashion designer, Fiona Michell!  Fiona creates fashion designs with a glossy, detailed and futuristic aesthetic. The name ‘Mi-Mu’ comes from Fiona’s Welsh and Scottish heritage, celebrating generations of tailors and seamstresses! Fiona began her 3D journey whilst studying at the Amsterdam Institute of Fashion in 2017. She later received her honours degree in Fashion, and currently pursuing a MSc in Digital Media Design. Over the last four years Fiona has worked in various fashion design roles in three different countries!

What Fiona enjoys most about the 3D world, is being able to explore the limitless boundaries of creativity. She states “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.”

Fiona provides valuable insights on her 3D design journey!

You can follow Mi-Mu on Instagram: @mi_mu_3d

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Fashion production is a typically a long and cumbersome process. Taking on average 50 weeks from ideation to manufacturing and getting a product to market. 3D imaging technology for fashion is emerging as a potential solution to allow companies to response to trends more quickly and source and develop products with reduced production timelines. What is even better is 3D with on-demand lets companies do this in a sustainable way by streamlining distribution and avoiding massive waste. In this week’s episode I outline what exactly on-demand fashion is, 4 of the main advantages of on-demand fashion and how 3D imaging is enabling the growth of this business model!

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