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MUST READS

#1 Assaf Reeb on the logic, skills, and processes behind Digital Fashion Archive

“People play games, people use augmented reality. So the more realistic these environments become, the more you want to have these realistic representations of garments in them.”

— “Why young designers shouldn’t miss the digital boat” - Article by Jorinde Croese, 1 GRANARY

Source: 1 GRANARY

#2 Has Sustainability fallen out of fashion?

“That system is simply out of control – there is no one that I have found that disputes that, at least privately. We simply need common-sense regulation.”

— “Has Sustainability Fallen Out Of Fashion?” - Article by Emily Chan, British Vogue

Source: British Vogue

#3 Your brain needs a really good lawyer

“If you take it for granted that nobody can listen in on your innermost thoughts, I regret to inform you that your brain may not be private much longer.”

— “Your brain needs a really good lawyer” - Article by Sigal Samuel, VOX

Source: Rolling Stone