The Meta Tailor is a radical new profession, emerging from the fusion of traditional fashion design, gaming, and digital experiences. They are 3D fashion creators that contend with unique parameters when making digitally native clothing that people can wear, style, and own across various platforms for digital identity.

The Visionaries are Brand New Vision’s premium membership tokens that allow exclusive access to the BNV fashion ecosystem.

BNV joined forces with Boutique Isakin - a Parisian staple boutique store to curate a one-of-a-kind eyewear with cap we are calling the Isakin V.

Dynamic digital avatars and NFT fashion renders illuminate a massive screen at 180 The Strand in London as a flood of fashion experts, entrepreneurs, gamers, metaverse enthusiasts filter into an open warehouse-like space. The topic tonight? How the metaverse and Web3 are impacting fashion. 

On Wednesday July 20th, in line with the Metaverse Summit and EthCC Conference taking place in Paris, France, Brand New Vision (BNV) hosted a party — yes, in the physical world.

"The number one rule is that incentives between brands and customers must be aligned...brands get insights and loyalty, and customers get increased power and rewards."

An exploration into the recent Paris Fashion week and the world of fashion in the metaverse as examples of the wider technology-as-culture movement

The NFT gold rush is getting started, and many brands are realising the potential of digital fashion and entering the metaverse.

The drop is part of its "Africa Is Limitless" collection, and 40% of revenue from sales set to go to UK's Black Cultural Archives.

The fabric made of the strongest material in the world makes its way into the metaverse to empower boundless adventures in the metaverse.

A premium, digital twin of the real life Eve eyewear gives us a look at what luxury eyewear could have been if they existed in the Renaissance period, and gives modern day owners a peek into the future of digital fashion.

If WEB3 and the Metaverse were simply additional marketing avenues, requiring brands to load up more deadlines and deliverables onto already over-extended schedules, then resistance would be a natural (and right) response.