Welcome back to Now Runway<\/a>, where we report to you from the front lines of the digital fashion revolution. We may be the reason Gmoney<\/a> is being referred to as the \u201cKim Kardashian of Web3\u201d after a champagne-induced conversation in Paris where this column was born \u2014\u00a0and we aren\u2019t mad about it. <\/p>\n Here\u2019s what you may have missed this past week \u2014 from Ledger\u2019s newest must-have accessory that we are already coveting to Renault\u2019s newest NFT collection, and a cheeky look into AI fashion subverting Renaissance art.<\/p>\n Ledger<\/a>, a renowned provider of cryptocurrency hardware wallets reveals its latest collaboration with Ambush<\/a>, the Tokyo-based fashion brand owned by Yoon<\/a> and Verbal<\/a>. The limited-edition AMBUSH x Ledger Case, designed for the Ledger STAX, boasts a sleek and striking water-droplet design crafted from steel, making it the perfect statement accessory for the minimalist crypto holder. <\/p>\n In 2022, Fendi<\/a> collaborated with Ledger in a first-of-its-kind partnership. They combined Fendi\u2019s iconic style with Ledger\u2019s state-of-the-art security technology to create limited edition cases for their cryptocurrency hardware wallet. The two designs were inspired by Fendi\u2019s iconic Baguette and O\u2019Lock and are crafted from lightweight aluminum, enhanced with a futuristic, high-gloss finish.\u00a0<\/p>\n Bershka<\/a>, a global fashion retailer, has partnered with Ffface<\/a>, a renowned XR and Web3 product house, to introduce its first-ever \u201csemi-digital\u201d clothing line, called Wearable Art. Launched in Lisbon, this collection takes a unique approach to digital interaction, enabling customers to enhance their physical garments using Instagram filters created by Ffface. <\/p>\n In an effort to promote sustainability, one physical clothing item may have multiple AR layers that can be updated, eliminating the need to constantly buy new outfits to show off on social media.\u00a0<\/p>\n Str4ngeThing<\/a>, an AI artist and designer collaborates with Vogue Italia<\/em><\/a> to offer his unique interpretation of Sandro\u00a0Botticelli\u2019s masterpiece, The Birth of Venus<\/em>. The artist describes his style as<\/a> \u201cAI art inspired by the Mandela Effect of Fashion and modern items appearing in the wrong era.\u201d Utilizing generative AI art tools, Str4ngeThing creates conceptual fashion pieces that juxtapose very different periods in history, with an emphasis on sportswear in the Renaissance era. <\/p>\n The Mandela effect refers to a situation in which a large mass of people believe that an event occurred when it did not. The artist\u2019s reimagining of Venus finds her on land that seems to have suffered from decreasing sea levels. The once opulent seashell that was Venus\u2019s throne is now a much smaller castaway shell in the foreground accompanied by a skull. Venus is masked with a silver hooded cape and the word \u201cVogue\u201d emblazoned on her chest.\u00a0<\/p>\nLedger x Ambush<\/h2>\n
Bershka x FFFACE<\/h2>\n
Str4ngeThing x Vogue Italia<\/em><\/h2>\n
Renault<\/h2>\n
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