As part of this year’s Real Leather. Stay Different. International Student Design Competition, a Digital Fashion Futures workshop will be available to all fashion students globally on Wednesday 15th June at 12:00 BST for one hour.
The workshop, “An introduction to digital fashion, the metaverse landscape and its link to sustainability with Institute of Digital Fashion and Real Leather. Stay Different.”, will be hosted by IoDF founders Leanne Elliott Young and CattyTay and introduced by celebrity stylist and global final competition judge Mike Adler.
It’s a wonderful – and free – opportunity to learn more about this exciting topic. Simply scan the QR code on the image below to register, or click here.
You will receive confirmation of your registration and subsequent reminders prior to the workshop.
More about IoDF:
Institute of Digital Fashion is leading the conversation on fashion and design in the metaverse, while encouraging sustainable practices through the latest technologies. Holding six Industry Firsts, IoDF offers a platform and manifesto to restructure how technology and digital are used from creation to consumer. Via education, activations, and discourse, IoDF’s work is moving the industry beyond its hierarchical traditions.
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