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And there will be virtual worlds that you can go into.' 'There will be like a virtual layer on top of reality that you'll be able to switch on and off. 'The virtual world and the real world will integrate,' she said at the event, which took place in a virtual rooftop bar on spatial video-chat platform Gather. The brand is on Roblox, on Snapchat, on Pokemon Go, it's in all of these different places – and that's what we call the metaverse.' The metro room shows the inspirations behind Gucci's fall/winter 2015 collectionĪmber Jae Slooten, who co-founded The Fabricant alongside Murphy, argued at the inaugural Dezeen Club metaverse meet-up last month that this digital realm will increasingly begin to merge with our physical reality. They can start doing anything and people will go crazy simply because it's Gucci. 'They have the brand behind it, they have the power. 'I wouldn't be surprised if all of a sudden, Gucci had a satellite startup designing digital-only clothing because they're starting to monetise it right now,' commented co-founder of virtual fashion house The Fabricant Kerry Murphy. Butterflies circle gamers' avatars in the In Bloom roomīeyond creating digital experiences and collectibles for avatars, Gucci has previously released a virtual trainer that can be worn by real people using augmented reality. 'We used our latest technology to create dynamic, personalised textures and patterns that each visitor's mannequin absorbs as they move through the different rooms of the experience in a randomised order, emerging at the end of their unique journey as one-of-a-kind works of art,' Wootton explained. When visitors enter the virtual space, they shed their avatars and become a neutral mannequin, which takes on elements of its surroundings as users navigate the exhibition. Related story Gucci releases first virtual sneaker that can only be worn in digital environments Another room with a large pool at its centre is dedicated to last year's cruise collection.

His first-ever collection from AW15, entitled Urban Romanticism, is immortalised in a virtual metro train carriage. This plant-filled room is dedicated to Gucci's Bloom perfume and the remaining six rooms reveal the inspirations and visual references behind different collections created by Michele, who has been the brand's creative director since 2015. You can't do this at the real-life art exhibition.' The Pool room is dedicated to the 2020 cruise collection

There are butterflies flying around and flowers growing on mannequins' heads. 'For Gucci Garden, we opened up the ceiling of one room to show the sky. 'Brands can push the boundaries of creativity in the metaverse and offer experiences that are unrepeatable in real life, rather than simply replicating spaces and experiences from the physical world,' Roblox's vice president of brand partnerships Christina Wootton told Dezeen. One virtual room, called In Bloom, is open to the elements and overgrown by plants