Most simply, the AI canvas is not a finished painting, but the artist's brush to unpack the surprise of one's imagination and creativity in creating stunning works, keeping your blinkers on. The artist mentioned here is a metaphor for setting the narrative that AI hinges on the ethics and goals of those who create it.
The fashion thesis of the day is that "AI redefines digital fashion as the concept is that 3D avatars are used as a model to help better comprehend how things fit together".
Virtual wardrobes are no longer just digital closets for many reasons, given the whole fashion's transition as your experience is as good as your last transaction in the light of fashion digital revolution sweeping across the fashion coastline globally.
The digital revolution is more than a facelift for design and development undergoing reimagination, which is nothing short of a full-scale transformation.
The fashion industry is undergoing a revolutionary metamorphosis, and tech-led innovative disruption is driving the fashion of the day both from the lens prism of the consumer and all the multi-stakeholders.
The digital age has turbocharged fashion trends, redefining how they are produced and consumed. Tech's impact is today hard-wired in the ecosystem, which once underwent a gradual evolution,
The fashion and textile landscape is hurtling towards a new era, with AI poised to lead the charge.
Forget mere evolution; AI is redefining how we work, succeed, and even experience fashion.
The fashion industry is undergoing a digital revolution, with virtual tools becoming the new norm.
Indian online shoppers are surprising everyone by accepting fees on e-commerce platforms.
India's men are embracing their heritage! Traditional clothing sales have surged 25% in just three years, with sherwanis, the regal attire for special occasions, claiming a whopping 25% of that market.
Ikea, a giant in the global furniture industry, has its sights set on a significant chunk of India's rapidly growing furniture market.
India's fitness scene is booming, fueled by a health-conscious population and a desire for clothes that are both functional and fashionable.
A recent report by Knight Frank India, "Think India Think Retail 2024," reveals a surprising trend: traditional high streets are making a comeback in India.
India's booming affluent class propels retail growth to propel it to become the world's #3 consumer market by 2026, outpacing Germany and Japan as reported recently by a UBS study.
India's textile industry, once a titan facing a slowdown in traditional markets, is embarking on a bold transformation. Their ambitious goal?
