There are several important ways that fashion may be used to promote inclusion clothing, and diversity, including artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
This may be accomplished with the aid of body shape analytical tools designed to educate merchants about the appearance of their consumers and address concerns of improper fit.
These tools take into account all of the many angles that are present in the human body. It is a huge accomplishment to have a virtual try-on platform that accurately and sensitively handles concerns like “would this fit me, or will this look nice on me?”
Users using AI-based size suggestion tools can learn their true size, while merchants gain an awareness of the physical characteristics of actual consumers, which enables them to categorize individuals into shape groups and provide customized items with diversity swag.
Users can carefully access and examine their body structures using this kind of technology, which provides them with the knowledge that there is a production that will fit without any hassle, laying bare a sense of representation and recognition of their bodies in all of their varied shapes and sizes.
Virtual dressing rooms
Virtual dressing rooms can also be used to help customers pick out clothing that they feel comfortable in. With virtual dressing rooms, apparel retailers can provide a fitting room experience for their customers, no matter where they are.
It also allows users to try on clothes in the privacy of their homes and provides an easy way to compare various products side-by-side. Virtual dressing rooms are a great way to increase sales by increasing conversion rates and are proven to be the fastest way for people to choose an item online.
Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is a promising tool in the fight against body fascism. By incorporating computer technology into the garment or shoe industry, brands can offer consumers an experience they have never felt before.
Consumers can try thousands of pairs of shoes simultaneously and compare them to millions of other shoes in virtual machines. In addition, AI is used for customer service and information services to help customers find their size better and more quickly.
Artificial intelligence-led retailers are more customer-centric, and customer satisfaction is higher than human-driven retailers, which have a higher barrier to entry for competition with merchants who offer similar services.
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