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As 5G allows almost instant, real-time digital interactions, as well as smaller device form-factors like AR/VR glasses that don’t need computers inside them, XR experiences will grow exponentially. Designers and creators want to tell a story with their creations and a virtual world like the one we are bringing to life with the Museum of Other Realities allows them to tell so much more of the story behind their designs.” said Mark Melling, Head of EMEA at RYOT. “Never before has it been more important to highlight the opportunities to showcase creativity through virtual events. “Interactive, immersive digital experiences are the future of live events – whether to augment analogue experiences or pure-play digital events. Charli has also been paired with John Orion Young (JOY), who creates original virtual muses. Charli has partnered with Ana Duncan, an illustrator and designer in the animation industry, who has worked on projects for Warner Brothers, Disney and Cartoon Network. Charli Cohen – a designer and activist, focused on a progressive, next-gen model for the fashion industry, telling meaningful stories that are grounded in physical product.

SABINNA has partnered with VRHUMAN (aka Vladamir Ilic), who combines new mediums like Tilt Brush, 3D-software, and traditional media to expand our understanding of how we interact with our surroundings and with ourselves.

SABINNA – a designer who combines traditional handcraft with innovation to create timeless contemporary pieces to showcase how fashion can be a tool to reconnect with our mind and visions.

Damara has partnered with Sutu (aka Stuart Campbell), who has been commissioned by the likes of Marvel and Disney to create VR art for properties such as “Doctor Strange” and “Ready Player One”.

Damara – a fashion media practitioner who focuses on blurring the binary of physical and digital to create positive change for sustainability whilst exploring digital fashion.

The partnership will create an immersive platform for fashion lovers to view and experience the visions of the designers of tomorrow. Viewers engaging with the exhibition through VR headsets will appear as avatars or ghosts and will be able to fly and explore the space beyond physical limitations. In preparation, designers have been paired with digital artists to dress the space in a style that matches both the audience and collection. RYOT has joined forces with these like-minded partners to create an exhibition that reimagines fashion shows now and in the future, bringing a completely new and exciting dimension to the way that designers’ concepts are showcased to audiences worldwide. The Fashion Innovation Agency has built a reputation for using emerging technologies to help designers change the way they make, sell and show their collections.

Kaleidoscope brings together XR creators and industry leaders to develop, fund, and distribute new work. Both institutions are highly committed to supporting immersive artists, and make it a large part of their mission to showcase and promote independent virtual pieces. It was created in 2016 as a virtual museum and social venue showcasing digital art and media. The Museum of Other Realities is a community of creators, explorers and artists that have created a revolutionary virtual space, bringing together free-ranging and interactive experiences, with a focus on VR art. For fashion fans not able to view in VR, a live eventwith the designers inside the experience will stream at 18:30 BST on 29 July on Yahoo Style and HuffPost UK in 2D formats and will be available on VOD following the event.

The experience will feature an exhibition room where the designers’ sculptural garments will be showcased, and three portals representing each project’s ‘Storyworld’ – a self-contained universe expressing the emotional reality of the Sculptural Garment. The Fabric of Reality will showcase the work of three top designers, curated by FIA, and will enable audiences to view and interact in real time in 3D via VR headsets creating a new and unique way to experience a virtual fashion show. The exhibition will launch on the 29th July and last for 12 months within the Museum of Other Realities multiplayer VR platform – available through premium virtual reality headsets like the HTC Vive Cosmos or Pro. The experience will be a first of its kind virtual reality fashion exhibition, aimed at taking audiences on a journey to explore the story and narrative behind the designer’s collection. RYOT, Verizon Media’s Emmy Award®-winning immersive storytelling production house, announced today the launch of The Fabric of Reality, a fully immersive fashion show in partnership with Kaleidoscope, the Museum of Other Realities (MOR) and the Fashion Innovation Agency (FIA) at London College of Fashion, UAL.