The Fabricant To Sold A Digital Dress For $9,500 On The Blockchain

Have you ever thought about owning a digital dress that can make all of your friends impressive? Now, with the great collaboration between Dapper Labs, artist Johanna Jaskowska, and The Fabricant – a startup from Amsterdam, Netherlands, you can access to the online stores and look for such a digital dress for yourself. They named the dress Iridescence and sold it for $9,500 on the blockchain.

How to own the masterpiece is also different from how to buy common clothes in video games. This time, the designers will use a photo to “create” a unique dress for you. It is considered as a kind of blockchain asset and has the same value as cryptocurrency. In addition, the designers make use of 2D patterns that are used to make conventional costumes, and therefore, in theories, you can make a real-life product.

It sounds rather odd when someone chooses to buy a digital dress instead of a real dress. But we can’t deny that the designers’ idea is actually new and attractive. If you have an intention to buy one for yourself, you should consider the differences between the digital product and that in reality. Also, the really high price of this digital dress is another problem. Even someone may be suspicious of your wisdom when wasting much money on such an untouchable product.

Why Does The Fabricant Design This Dress?

In fact, there are a lot of reasons why The Fabricant and its partners have decided to introduce this digital dress to the world. The first reason is due to the environmental problem. We shouldn’t clearly waste fabrics on costumes you may take on one or two times, should we? Moreover, those who own many online personas, they can get many new experiences with this product and don’t need to go shopping in reality, as well as look for how to handle their fabrics.

More especially, the project of a digital dress has gained a lot of interest from countless followers, donors, and virtual models. In the upcoming time, designing virtual clothes must be more and more popular, regardless of its lack of practicality.