Virtual Try-On

What is colorimetry? It was in the 17th century that Michel-Eugène Chevreul, the famous French chemist, published his work ‘De la loi du contraste simultané des couleurs’, which states that colors influence each other according to their location. In the 1940s, Suzanne Caygill, a fashion designer, highlighted the relationship between personality and style based on the four seasons...

The rise of sneaker culture: a billion dollar industry Ever since the XIXth century, sneakers have been more than just shoes. They represent a cultural statement, a way of communicating identity, class, race, principles and status. The movement is getting so much attention that the world developed a term for enthusiasts that collect and trade sneakers - sneakerheads...

Multibrand luxury stores have been focused on marketing innovation and creating new digital shopping experiences. One of the names that has made an impact on the landscape has been Farfetch, the British-Portuguese fashion retailer founded in 2007 by José Neves, an entrepreneur known for his activity with fashion start-ups. The concept behind Farfetch is to create a structure that would bridge the gap between physical and digital retail by supporting luxury brands worldwide...

Virtual try-on catching on? Virtual try-on technology enables customers to try on products using their camera equipped devices such as mobile phones. With the help of Augmented Reality, users may contextually visualize the item in which they are interested, interacting and confirming the style, the size and the fit before making a purchase...