The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) will soon be debuting a collection of commemorative fashion NFTs ahead of the launch of a metaverse fashion exhibition, Fashioning the Shades of American Design. Both of these initiatives are part of the CFDA’s 60th-anniversary celebrations and they recognize the important role Web3 plays in the future of fashion.
There are seven one-of-one non-fungible tokens that are dropping and the auction of these digital assets will help to benefit the CFDA Foundation. There's a Coach NFT that depicts the brand's beloved mascot, as well as a dynamic NFT depicting Diane von Furstenberg's timeless wrap dress. Michael Kors and Tommy Hilfiger are also among the iconic brands featured in this collection of commemorative fashion NFTs.
Commemorative Fashion NFTs
The CFDA is Unveiling Non-Fungible Tokens & a Metaverse Exhibition
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Industry Implications
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