Digital fashion house The Fabricant has launched an online design studio in which users can create exclusive virtual garments to trade and wear in the metaverse.
Named The Fabricant Studio, the platform was developed to make virtual fashion design accessible to anyone, anywhere in the world.
The Fabricant Studio
The studio is being launched by The Fabricant today as part of its guest editorship for Dezeen 15, an online festival celebrating Dezeen's 15th birthday.
As part of the event, we've commissioned creatives to imagine ways to make the world a better place over the next 15 years. Amber Slooten, the co-founder of The Fabricant, will introduce the platform as part of her manifesto for the future of digital fashion in a live interview at 3pm London time. Studio to "create the wardrobe of the metaverse"
The Fabricant Studio works by inviting users to create, mint and trade digital garments as NFTs, which can then be worn across various digital environments within the metaverse ? an emerging digital universe in which users can experience a parallel life.
According to The Fabricant, it was developed to enable "anyone to become a digital fashion designer" and create clothing with leading brands and creatives.
It is also "key to The Fabricant's mission to create the wardrobe of the metaverse."
Users can customise garments with exclusive digital fabrics
"Within The Fabricant Studio, individuals are on an equal footing with global brands, and t...