Coach joins Metaverse Fashion Week 2023 in Decentraland with focus on Tabby bag
This year’s Metaverse Fashion Week (MVFW) is running through to 31st March.
Organiser and host Decentraland recently revealed the full lineup for the second iteration of its online event.
The agenda features the likes of Coach, Dolce & Gabbana, and Tommy Hilfiger, and adidas.
Giovanni Zaccariello, SVP Global Visual Experience at Coach, says that his company’s space is “fully immersive and celebrates our most iconic bag Tabby”.
Inside the metaverse bag, people can explore the digital world of Coach, with the aim of “promoting community building, creativity and self-expression for attendees through digital wearables, artistry, and custom Coach emote-alls”.
Further details here.
TOMMY HILFIGER
Tommy Hilfiger this week unveiled a new metaverse hub, powered by Emperia, launching simultaneously on Decentraland, Roblox, Spatial, DressX and Ready Player Me, as part of the brand’s Metaverse Fashion Week 2023 presence.
Featuring DressX powered digital fashion, Web3 artist collaboration with Vinnie Hagar, AR features, photo booth, gamification, emotes and a community focused competition to create AI fashion, the hub is set in a monolith structure made of the ‘TH’ monogram, which will appear across all platforms.
The aim is to create a unified digital brand story, while allowing for seamless movement between the retailer’s own website and the various metaverses.
Emperia tracks in-hub user activity, allowing insight on user journey and engagement across the different metaverse experiences.
The hub also offers four exclusive selected items, led by the Tommy Hilfiger Varsity Jacket, presented in different aesthetic representations across all platforms and available for sale in two different forms: physical - connected to the brand’s e-commerce; and digital - connected to the DressX platform.
The jacket is available for sale in physical form via the Emperia hub, while the Ready Player Me platform is offering the digital version, which can be used in various games and environments.
“We are continuing to change the face of virtual retail, pushing the envelope and supporting retailers along their e-commerce transition journey.” says Olga Dogadkina, co-founder and CEO, Emperia,
“Our work with Tommy Hilfiger and the PVH group signals the industry’s movement towards collaboration, with the idea of leveraging each technology vendor’s own unique traits and capabilities, under the umbrella of Emperia’s virtual environments, connecting all solutions end-to-end, while enhancing and streamlining user experience and creating a brand new digital retail environment which decreases usage friction and encourages a deeper brand engagement and increased shopper loyalty.”
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