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Stockholm Fashion Tech Talks

Jonas Larsson, Swedish School of Textiles: Digital tools towards positive impact

Lauren Bowker, The Unseen: Magic is science that we don’t understand yet

Rickard Lindqvist, Atacac: Dynamic pricing and the digital design paradigm – selling fashion like flight tickets

Kirsty Emery, Unmade: Mass customisation and the new role of the fashion designer

Interview Emma Stjernlöf, Adidas with Elin Frendberg, Swedish Fashion Council

Emma Stjernlöf, Adidas: Speedfactories and the future of manufacturing

Ananth Narayanan, Myntra: Artificial creativity

Matthias Dantone, Fashwell: How to teach the algorithm about style and make images shoppable

Oskar Juhlin, Stockholm University: Computer vision in fashion

Joe Berry, Edited: What do millennial pink, men’s rompers & unicorns have in common?

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Jonas Larsson, Swedish School of Textiles: Digital tools towards positive impact

Stockholm Fashion Tech Talks

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