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The Best of BoF: Technology’s Tumultuous Year

BoF is away for its annual break until 3rd January. In the meantime, we invite you to explore highlights of our news and analysis from the year.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2022 The BoF Team is taking a well-deserved break. In the meantime, our reporters and editors have selected the best articles we published in 2022 across our core topic areas of expertise. Today, we focus on Technology. Look out for our agenda-setting analysis to return on January 3. Happy holidays! Dear BoF Community, In tech, 2022 was the year the NFT bubble burst. Prices plummeted as investors anxious about the shaky economic climate ditched their riskiest assets, with crypto at the top of the list. Still, brands including Prada and Nike maintained their web3 dreams, touting a long-term opportunity in NFTs for community building and linking physical goods to digital identities. While the industry waits to see how these efforts will fare, it's managing other problems. With competition for digital ad space growing and online privacy measures disrupting how platforms serve ads, brands have been facing a scenario where their ads are more expensive to run and the returns harder to measure. They're also adjusting to the rise of TikTok, which is challenging Instagram as fashion's favourite social platform. Meanwhile, behind the scenes more have leaned into technology like AI for tasks like setting prices and virtual sampling to speed the design process. Now all eyes are turning to the new crop of generative AI tools that threaten to shake up how fashion creates new products. — Marc Bain, Technology Correspondent

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TECHNOLOGY What Digital IDs Can Do for Fashion By Marc Bain

Proponents of the effort to give every item its own digital identity say they'll unlock numerous benefits for brands and shoppers alike. But for these IDs to work will require overcoming some big obstacles first. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY How the Internet Disrupted Fashion's Trend Cycle By Marc Bain

The instant access to information and products provided by the internet is changing how we adopt trends and signal status, argues author W. David Marx in "Status and Culture," leaving us worse off for it. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY 5 Ways Retailers Can Gain an Edge Using Data By Marc Bain

Given the amount of data fashion businesses are able to collect these days, it can be hard to pick out the information that matters. BoF spoke with brands and industry experts about the best ways to find the signal amid the noise. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY The New Technologies Fashion Schools Are Teaching Students By Marc Bain Students are training in 3D design and data analytics as the fashion industry undergoes a digital transformation and readies itself for an increasingly virtual future. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY The Fashion Industry's War on Clothing Tags By Marc Bain The fashion industry hates those annoying clothing labels as much as you do. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY For RTFKT and Nike, Sneaker NFTs Are Just the Start By Marc Bain RTFKT hasn't slowed down since Nike acquired the company last year. Its founders have a bold vision for their brand's future as they seek to bridge the digital and physical worlds. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY AI Is Designing Clothes Now By Marc Bain Companies are starting to pitch AI tools that can generate new clothing designs from something as simple as a text description. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY The Debrief | What Happened With Fashion and NFTs? By Lauren Sherman and Marc Bain BoF technology correspondent Marc Bain unpacks the latest problem plaguing web3 creatives and hopefuls — and what it means for fashion's future use of the technology. READ MORE

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