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concerned about the environmental impact of fast fashion when she was a student at the amsterdam fashion instituteops' — from their website and put them on one of our models called boyce. he looked absolutely amazing in them, and it highlighted the way that the 3d fashion industry can work. we can collaborate with each other across the world and forfree. you know, there's no waste involved. there's certainly a lot of motivation to cut waste, both in materials and in transport. the european union has promised to save 55% of their co2 footprint. from where is that coming from and how do we save that? look around you — all of the industries are digitised. change takes time, so it will take time. the good thing with digital fashion is that it's utterly scalable and it's very fast so, like, once you hit a critical mass, it can happen really, really quickly. but what started as an attempt to make fashion more environmentally friendly may lead to something equally world—changing. a new cult is rising. i'm a i9—year—old musician, change seeker, taco truck expert and robot. from virtual models to virtual s