Fast fashion doesn’t have to be wasteful #shorts #piapparel

8 Feb 2022 · 0 min
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In this YouTube short, the speaker critiques the common use of the term “digital twin” in fashion, explaining that most often a digital garment is used to create a physical counterpart—a physical twin. He argues that the fashion industry could shift from the current fast‑fashion consumption model to a virtual‑first approach, where garments exist primarily in digital form. This would allow the rapid turnover and trend‑driven nature of fast fashion without generating physical waste, presenting a more sustainable consumption paradigm.

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