Luxury fashion brands are foraying into the metaverse with NFT launches
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Luxury brands have turned out to be the early adopters of non-fungible
tokens and metaverse technology globally. With both high-end fashion and
non-fungible tokens operating on the model of exclusivity and scarcity, luxury
brands have been highly receptive to the digital asset class. From Europe to
China, many of the global leading luxury fashion brands have already launchedinnovative NFT and metaverse projects, and the trend is now catching up with
players in the United States.
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The Council of Fashion Designers
of America (CFDA) has entered into a strategic partnership with The Sandbox for
conducting an exhibition on the metaverse platform. As part of the exhibition,
CFDA will present 60 American fashion looks from over the last 60 years to
celebrate its 60th-anniversary celebration. Along with the event,
exclusive NFTs are also up for grabs from some of the leading fashion brands inthe United States. These include Michael Kors, Coach, Tommy Hilfiger, and
Carolina Herrera, among others.
A total of seven NFTs are up for grabs, each of which is associated with
utility and perks. Michael Kors, for instance, is granting show access and
backstage meet-and-greet to NFT buyers, while Tommy Hilfiger is offering an
all-expense paid trip to the next show and Hilfiger-signed items. Coach, on the
other hand, is offering a tour of its archives, physical handbag, and holiday
event access.
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reaching and educating prospective customers
The fashion brands and CFDA have developed the exclusive tokens in
partnership with Brand New Vision, the NFT platform, and are available for
auction from December 12th to 16th. The extensive utility
of the NFTs is reflected in their opening bids, which range from US$15,000 to
US$25,000.
Many European brands have been experimenting with exclusive NFT launches
and other Web3 projects. Gucci and Louis Vuitton are among the many that have
successfully forayed into the emerging markets of NFT and metaverse. These
projects have also brought millions in extra revenue for these fashion brands. Gucci,
for instance, is expected to earn over US$18 million through NFT sales in 2022,
according to TechInsight360’s Predictive Analytics Platform. While some of the
American fashion brands, like Tommy Hilfiger, have already forayed into the NFT
and metaverse space, the sector is yet to gain mainstream interest among
fashion brands in the United States.
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businesses
Through this event, the CFDA aims to place domestic fashion brands at
the forefront of innovation in the metaverse and NFT space. This event will
also force these fashion brands to delve deeper into the space. Furthermore,
the push from CFDA is another statement that innovation in the metaverse and
NFT space is going to continue and fashion brands are going to lead the
projects in the space over the next three to four years.
While the NFT market has been under a slump for the majority of 2022,
due to the ongoing sell-off in the crypto market, sales have recorded a strong
rebound in November 2022.
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For the first time in seven
months, NFT sales reached US$530 million, thereby shrugging off the strong
decline in the cryptocurrency market following the collapse of FTX. According
to a report from CryptoSlam, the NFT aggregation site, sales during November
2022 surged by 13.2% in value terms, when compared to the sales number in
October 2022. The NFT sales number were driven by blue chip collections
including BAYC and CryptoPunks. In November 2022, BYAC experienced more than
US$60 million in transactions.
With the recovery in NFT sales and the growing interest from American fashion brands in the digital asset class, TechInsight360 expects more innovative projects to hit the market from the short to medium-term perspective.
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