Why are people buying clothes they can't wear? Explore digital fashion, virtual clothing NFTs, and the rapid growth of metaverse fashion.

Against a cliffside backdrop with lush greenery, DressX cofounder Daria Shapovalova models an expertly tailored denim jumpsuit with horn buttons and brass trimmings. Made by Soorty, a manufacturer ...

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Just as in the real world, virtual dressing can make an impression. A 3D fashion filter dressing you in the latest Dior digital jacket might – for example – give you the confidence to nail your next ...

Certain online fashion retailers and e-commerce marketplaces are outpacing brick-and-mortar retailers. Product lines tied to online sales have experienced remarkable growth for fashion retailers like ...

Web3 is not changing the world yet, but it is changing many industries like digital fashion by using blockchain and NFTs. Designers can create digital garments and accessories which are unique, scarce ...

Fashion in 2026 emphasises refinement and quality, with a return to bright colours, A-line shapes, and versatile clothing. Experts weigh in ...

Models on the runway at the Cihan Nacar show. Fashion is not what it used to be. Rewind only five or six years ago, when we had just passed the peak of the fast fashion explosion. Boohoo had recently ...