We’ve recently heard plenty of chit-chat about Meta and its huge expectations from the Metaverse. But now, the company is really taking things to the next level with an announcement regarding the launch of an interesting digital designer clothing store.
Named the Meta Avatars Store, you can probably tell what users will be able to find in this unique outlet. The company’s CEO recently made the breakthrough announcement about the store via a live chat on Instagram.
Zuckerberg accompanied Meta’s vice president and head of fashion branding and partnerships Eva Chen where the duo sat down to explain the idea behind the concept and how users can benefit.
See, it’s basically all about users making purchases for clothing with which they can dress their avatars. But the real question on so many people’s minds is how far people are really willing to go to spend some cash just so their avatars can look great.
Yes, designer clothing and avatars are definitely something unique but in today’s day and age of economic uncertainty, there must be more people thinking twice before splurging.
Zuckerberg was seen trying to convince his audience that the different fashion choices would serve as a unique means for people to express themselves through the concept of their avatars.
This new virtual shop will soon be launching across various Meta apps including Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram. Users have the free will to buy all sorts of digital clothing that can be used for different avatars.
We can expect to see the store’s launch as early as next week and as far as the fashion options are concerned, well, there are plenty of high-end designer labels to choose from. These include Balenciaga and Thom Browne, amongst plenty of others.
We’re still clueless about what the pricing will be like as Meta is yet to reveal those details but we do know that the free options for avatar clothing aren’t going anywhere. So in case, you don’t wish to engage in anything too fancy, there’s nothing to worry about.
While the idea is definitely a new one, for now, Zuckerberg claims to have some pretty high hopes of transforming the entire venture into something like a giant market where developers will be given a free hand to design and sell their fashion masterpieces.
The Meta CEO says that digital clothes are a step forward to the future and digital designer clothing is a great way for avatars to stand out and represent an individual’s unique identity. Let’s not forget the great emphasis that he laid on digital goods and how their sales can really turn into becoming a huge way to boost the creative sector of the economy.
And you can expect that this means it could soon be on its way to the world of virtual reality too.
These Meta stores could be launched as early as next week in places like Canada, Mexico, the US, and Thailand. In the same way, the company hopes to add a number of other designer labels too soon.
It’s quite clear that more work on the digital avatar is another way of taking the Metaverse to the next level.
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Named the Meta Avatars Store, you can probably tell what users will be able to find in this unique outlet. The company’s CEO recently made the breakthrough announcement about the store via a live chat on Instagram.
Zuckerberg accompanied Meta’s vice president and head of fashion branding and partnerships Eva Chen where the duo sat down to explain the idea behind the concept and how users can benefit.
See, it’s basically all about users making purchases for clothing with which they can dress their avatars. But the real question on so many people’s minds is how far people are really willing to go to spend some cash just so their avatars can look great.
Yes, designer clothing and avatars are definitely something unique but in today’s day and age of economic uncertainty, there must be more people thinking twice before splurging.
Zuckerberg was seen trying to convince his audience that the different fashion choices would serve as a unique means for people to express themselves through the concept of their avatars.
This new virtual shop will soon be launching across various Meta apps including Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram. Users have the free will to buy all sorts of digital clothing that can be used for different avatars.
We can expect to see the store’s launch as early as next week and as far as the fashion options are concerned, well, there are plenty of high-end designer labels to choose from. These include Balenciaga and Thom Browne, amongst plenty of others.
We’re still clueless about what the pricing will be like as Meta is yet to reveal those details but we do know that the free options for avatar clothing aren’t going anywhere. So in case, you don’t wish to engage in anything too fancy, there’s nothing to worry about.
While the idea is definitely a new one, for now, Zuckerberg claims to have some pretty high hopes of transforming the entire venture into something like a giant market where developers will be given a free hand to design and sell their fashion masterpieces.
The Meta CEO says that digital clothes are a step forward to the future and digital designer clothing is a great way for avatars to stand out and represent an individual’s unique identity. Let’s not forget the great emphasis that he laid on digital goods and how their sales can really turn into becoming a huge way to boost the creative sector of the economy.
And you can expect that this means it could soon be on its way to the world of virtual reality too.
These Meta stores could be launched as early as next week in places like Canada, Mexico, the US, and Thailand. In the same way, the company hopes to add a number of other designer labels too soon.
It’s quite clear that more work on the digital avatar is another way of taking the Metaverse to the next level.
Read next: Facebook Intends To Turn Its Main Feed Into A Discovery Engine For Video Content
