Even before publishing her book “Consumed,” about society’s relationship with consumption and sustainability, in September, Aja Barber was a leader in the move to a more sustainable fashion industry.

Daria Shapovalova and Natalia Modenova set out to enable digital-only clothes to exist through content. After a year of prototypes and research, they launched Dress X in June 2020 to bring digital fashion to consumers. It’s since taken off.

In September of 2020, Marjorie Hernandez and Karinna Nobbs pooled their collective expertise to create The Dematerialised, a Web 3.0 digital department store for authenticated virtual goods. It's introduced womenswear, menswear and petwear, and is set to launch additional categories next year.

Laura Belmond is behind the Jeans Redesign Project. By May 2021, over 70 brands, retailers, fabric mills and manufacturers had collectively put over half a million pairs of circular jeans on the market.

Almost every industry is being affected by the accelerated embrace of digital platforms, and one of the biggest spaces for innovation is entertainment.

According to a statement released across LVMH’s social channels on Sunday, Abloh, who was the artistic director of menswear at Louis Vuitton and founder and CEO of streetwear label Off-White, passed away on Sunday following a years-long battle with cancer. In response, fashion insiders and fans flooded social platforms with...

With growing investment, some key areas are standing out as the main focus points of three leading wholesale platforms, Faire, Joor and NuOrder.

While print publishing and technology have been on opposing ends of media for a long time, some fashion magazines are now dabbling in NFTs as part of a longer-term strategy. 

Augmented realities are key to removing the friction points in digital retail, but they also offer up endless ways for the fashion industry to engage the user and offer shopping experiences aided by new hardware.