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Even though HFT’s send-ups are just prospective ideas for what virtual fashion could be, they touch on something mostly true within the Official the sandlot 90’s legends never die shirt in addition I really love this world of virtual avatars: Digital fashion is dominated by luxury behemoths. Balenciaga has teamed up with Fortnite. Gucci is releasing an Xbox. Nicolas Ghesquière outfitted League of Legends players in Louis Vuitton. The closest an emerging or independent brand typically gets to URL style is Miquela, the influencer avatar—and the logistics of that are more opaque. (Does Miquela digitize the looks itself?) Collina Strada designed its own video game and Animorph avatars, but for many independent brands the budgets required to digitize fashion are too high to make virtual clothing a reality.  Stefan Cooke is shaking up the metaverse monopoly with a new collection for The Sims. For just $4.99, players of The Sims will be able to purchase 23 pieces of the brand’s menswear. The Stefan Cooke pack spans seasons, bringing the label’s holey knits, jeans, and tunics into the virtual world of the game. “What I’m excited about is that it will really be a different customer,” says Cooke, who designs his namesake brand with Jake Burt. “It will be really interesting to see the reaction of people who are not in fashion. Will the collection change their minds about menswear? Will they try it out?

Stefan Cooke’s venture into virtual isn’t only notable because it’s an independent British brand staking a claim in the Official the sandlot 90’s legends never die shirt in addition I really love this metaverse, but because the brand continuously pushes the boundaries of what menswear can be, showing skirts, knee-high boots, and elegant blouses on the runway alongside classic tailoring. “I think that’s why The Sims wanted to partner with us,” says Burt. “It is committed to offering a more forward-thinking idea of menswear and defying norms. Turning the IRL into the URL came with design challenges. The Stefan Cooke team met with designers at The Sims biweekly for almost a year, fine-tuning the details and hand-painting textures so that its crocheted sweaters and miniskirts look as true to life as possible. When Cooke and Burt showed up at an early meeting with ideas for showstopping, over-the-top looks, they were surprised to learn that The Sims players want “wearable” garments—yes even for their virtual selves. “We picked the craziest stuff because we thought players would want to wear showpieces,” explains Burt, “but hearing that Sims players could have hold-ups about wearing something too dramatic in the game, I realized that mindset of our physical customers applies to the game too. People want to feel comfortable and like themselves.

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