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The New Creatives Bringing Fashion Brands Into the Virtual World

Their mix of technical expertise and digital artistry has put 3D creators, game designers and NFT experts in high demand among fashion brands as they venture further into virtual territories.
Dior fragrances sit on pedestals amid a virtual garden of blue and gold flowers, set against a starry backdrop.
Emperia's virtual experience for Dior Beauty and Harrods. (Dior X Emperia)

To recreate Adidas’ Ozweego sneaker for the company’s new experience in Fortnite, it took BeyondCreative about four days. The studio, which specialises in building for the popular online game, can’t just import a 3D model into the space, explained Kasper Weber, its co-founder and chief executive. They have to assemble the digital replica out of an extensive library of simple shapes that Fortnite makes available to players to produce their own environments in its “creative” mode.

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Marc Bain
Marc Bain

Marc Bain is Technology Correspondent at The Business of Fashion. He is based in New York and drives BoF’s coverage of technology and innovation, from start-ups to Big Tech.

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