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Tommy Hilfiger has announced it will be returning to the New York Fashion Week schedule for the first time in three years.


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Pic Courtesy: Tommy Hilfiger Skyline Drive-In, NYFW


The American brand’s return will be marked with an “experiential runway” event, unveiling its latest ‘See Now, Buy Now’ autumn 2022 collection, through which shoppers can purchase both physical and digital items.

Taking place September 11 at Brooklyn’s Skyline Drive-In, the interactive experience draws inspiration from New York’s creative scene and brings together the physical world with the metaverse, an area the brand has increasingly been exploring.

Additionally, the runway event will be live-streamed into open-world platform Roblox, which it has partnered with since December 2021, where in-game avatars will also sport digital iterations of its collection in a virtual New York setting.

In a release, the brand’s creative director Tommy Hilfiger said New York was where his heart immediately went in the decision to return to fashion week.

“This is where fashion, art, music and entertainment was all coming together when I first started out in the industry. And today, it is still this approach that inspires me to engage with the cutting edge communities building new creative experiences,” he said.

Hilfiger went on to add that the upcoming season will see a collision of his favorite archical inspirations with new live event concepts and virtual worlds, noting: “It’s the perfect expression of what we stand for as we pay homage to our roots with a return to NYFW.”


Meta-Tip: Phygital is the concept of using technology to bridge the digital world with the physical world with the purpose of providing a unique interactive experiences for the user. Phygital makes use of technology to create a digital experience that is user-friendly and seamless for the customer.


Mumbai [India], July 15: Jason Wu has teamed up with DressX, an NFT marketplace dedicated to digital fashion wearables to launch a one of a kind digital gown.


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Jason Wu has teamed up with DressX, an NFT marketplace dedicated to digital fashion wearables to launch a one of a kind digital gown.

The original dress was made for then First Lady Michelle Obama in 2009 for the inaugural ball. It is handcrafted from ivory silk chiffon and embellished with organza flowers, crystals, and silver thread embroidery.

A digital twin of the dress was launched this week as an NFT, which is now open for bidding on the DressX platform.

The New York-based fashion designer will offer a meet and great with the winner as part of the auction, in addition to providing two tickets to the ready to wear show during New York fashion week in September.

The digital twin dress, called The Dream, will be a one-off NFT which the owner will be able to ‘digitally wear’ in a photo look.


Mumbai [India], July 14: Sports Metaverse said it was partnering with LandWorks, a protocol developed by EnterDao. The company claimed users can trade NFTs, buy land, interact with iconic sportspeople, and visit stadiums.

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Sports Metaverse announced the launch of a public land sale, where landowners can acquire fan caves to hang out with friends globally, customise their own NFTs, play pool, stream sports events, advertise and let their land to tenants.

“We have assembled the best metaverse builders in the space, the most forward-thinking web3.0 brands and some of the biggest sports people of all time. The Sports Metaverse is the new frontier – the future of sports is billions of fans instantly connected with one another, their sports icons and brands in the metaverse,” Chris Worsey, SportsIcon, CEO, co-founder, said.

Users can trade NFTs, buy land, interact with iconic sportspeople, and visit stadiums. Special purpose land like building a stadium or an event hall will also be possible, the company claimed.

Sports Metaverse said it was partnering with LandWorks, a protocol developed by EnterDao, that enables VR landowners to let their land permission lessly, listing it for specific prices on which would-be tenants can make bids.



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