The World'S First Block Chain Robe Has Been Sold For $9500. Is The Fashionable And Environment-Friendly Future Wearing Digital Clothing?

The field of digital fashion is developing rapidly.

Not long ago, AR facial filter and artificial intelligence CGI influencers were in charge. Now the world's first digital block chain skirt has been born.

According to Forbes, the digital chain robe was bought at a bid price of $9500 recently on the Ethereal Summit in New York.

The digital virtual robe, called "Iridescence", was co authored by The Fabricant, a German startup artist Johanna Jaskowska and Dapper Labs.

The Fabricant is a digital fashion pioneer business team from Holland.

The company uses 2D garment mode cutting software and 3D design software, plus powerful negative film rendering tools to create realistic online surreal costumes.

Johanna Jaskowska is the hottest AR filter designer on Instagram.

Her Beauty3000, Zoufriya and Blast filters turned the user into a delicate electronic creature, especially the "Beauty3000" filter. The thin, pparent and colorful laser film covers the face. It is very realistic and advanced and refined.

In order to promote this unprecedented digital robe, Johanna Jaskowska himself served as a model and personally tried it on.

The so-called "try on" is actually a buyer who provides personal photos to the creative team within 28 days, and then customize this digital robe according to the shape of the buyer according to the shape of the buyer.

It is reported that the $9500 paid by the buyer will be donated to charity organizations in full.

Because this robe belongs to a chain digital asset, the virtual robe is both a garment and an encrypted currency.

It can't be copied or stolen.

You can think of this digital fashion gown as a long-term investment product.

As the decomposition between virtual and reality becomes more and more blurred, the block chain encrypt collection market has exceeded US $200 billion. The development of virtual fashion market based on block chain technology seems to be only a matter of time.

Dapper Labs said in a statement, "the international brands in the real world are scrambling to step into the digital fashion field and expect to interact more with the" Z generation "consumers after 95.

The Miquela Sousa, an artificial intelligence virtual network on social media Instagram, is now one of the partners that brands are competing for.

In addition to being a digital superstar in fashion magazines VOGUE, Interview and V, she is going to cover the cover story. She is also invited to be a public welfare and charitable ambassador by fashion brands and street clothing brands including UGG and Outdoor Voices.

Artificial intelligence network red Miquela Sousa.

Noonoouri has more cooperation with luxury brands.

She has positioned herself as "cute, curious, and sophisticated" and has promoted platforms for luxury brands such as Dior, Jacquemus and Off-White.

In the textile and garment manufacturing industry, we constantly cry out for pollution reduction and environmental friendliness, and fashion brands are standing in line for sustainable development and calling for conscientious consumption today. Now that the platform has been digitalized, can clothes be virtualized?

The market has not yet given the answer, but at least people can think from the following aspects: rational consumption and environmental protection, cultural philosophy and ethics.

The relative virtue of sustainable clothing is the focus of universal controversy, but it is undeniable that the output of every garment will have an impact on the environment.

Some people say that the only real sustainable option is to be naked.

Perhaps the next best solution is to wear digital virtual clothing.