• Decentraland (MANA) Fashion Week from March 24, 2022
• Four-Day-Series of shows
• Several Fashion brands and designers were invited and participating
• Delivery of real-physical-goods and Associated NFTS
• Ability to Buy Digital Wearables from Different Designers
• Musical Performance
• Hosting of Virtual Party and Fashion Shows
• Awaiting MANA price acceptance over $3.0

Decentraland has now taken the Fashion week from the real world to the virtual world.  The event began on March 24, 2022.  The event is set to be a four-day series of shows, panel talks and shopping opportunities – even ‘after-parties’.   Reportedly, the way the event is organized a fully immersive experience is guaranteed for participants.

To set the trend, several brands were invited to the “First Metaverse Fashion Week.” The event focuses on “creating fashion outside the confines of reality.”  Those who were not able to participate in the event were definitely missing out on the fun.  Participation is seen from several major fashion brands like DKNY, Estee Lauder, and several others.  Several well-known fashion designers are also participating.

Random Glimpse of the Event:

1. Delivery of real-physical-goods and Associated NFTS:  Well-established fashion brands and emerging brands put up their stalls in the virtual fashion show.  The good news is that users will be able to have real-physical-goods delivered even if they choose from the virtual objects.  The physical object will be associated with an NFT of the particular store.

Selfridges, British Departmental Store showcased their NFTs, which featured artistic works and digital renditions of ‘young Rabanne’s first 12 ‘Unwearable’ dresses from 1966.

2.  Ability to Buy Digital Wearables From Different Designers:

– Limited quantity 10,000 Advanced Night Repair NFT wearables for free and usable for as long as they wish, conditional of opening a MetaMask crypto wallet or any other Ethereum (ETH) supporting crypto wallet to use NFTs.

– Giuseppe Zanotti, an Italian fashion designer’s limited edition of 1,000 NFTs of his ‘Cobra’ series of sneakers on sale, which can be used for virtual avatars to wear in metaverse world.

– Dolce and Gabbana, The Italian luxury fashion brand, offered interested users with a view of upcoming summer collection associated with a series of NFTs.

– Lanvin, and Chanel, two well-known French fashion houses, which showcased digital movies.

3.  Musical Performance in the Fashion Week Metaverse: Grimes, Canadian music star to collaborate with Auroboros for a musical performance feature.

4.  Hosting of Virtual Party and Fashion Shows: Hogan, an Italian fashion designer, to host special virtual ‘after party’ called ‘Hogan-X’ featuring international artists like Republiqe and Monnier Paris, who will be further collaborating for a special store of wearable outfits.

Those who want to be a part of the Metaverse Fashion Week need to simply head to the Decentraland website.  They can choose to enter as a guest or log in by using their personal digital wallet. Further on, the full schedule of fashion happenings awaits and participants need to simply follow the coordinates to identify each event and participate accordingly.

Decentraland (MANA) in terms of price has declined from its ATH price.  However, it has been showing signs of recovery. The price is hovering to better levels providing for significant gains. Reportedly, an acceptance above $3.0 with sustained buying pressure is expected to touch $3.50. At the time of writing, the price has been trending at $2.65. Decentraland is undeniably establishing itself among the top metaverse currencies in March – Courtesy – The Fashion Week.