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2020 | OriginalPaper | Chapter

14. The Future of Fashion Films in Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality

Authors : Peter Bug, Melina Bernd

Published in: Fashion and Film

Publisher: Springer Singapore

Abstract

This chapter provides insights into the future of fashion film with respect to augmented reality and virtual reality technologies. The question: How does augmented reality and virtual reality influence the future of fashion film? Is therefore considered. It is important to analyze the influence of those technologies on fashion films to assess the potential for fashion retailers and in best case gain first-mover advantages. To answer the stated research question, the literature research was conducted to gain insights about the topic and its influence toward fashion filming. Explanation of augmented reality and virtual reality is provided as well as implications in the retail sector regarding fashion films. Moreover, company examples already using this approach have been compiled. Furthermore, an empirical research part was conducted including a survey method based on an online survey design. The questionnaire is based on what has been revealed in the literature to gain in-depth insides and approval. The data gained indicated that augmented reality and virtual reality influence the future of fashion film in various ways. The findings highlight how important those technologies can be in order to enhance customer experience and engagement. Regarding the research question, the conclusion can be drawn that it is highly Important for fashion managers to take future developments like augmented reality and virtual reality into account to stay competitive and satisfy the requirements of modern consumers.

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Metadata
Title
The Future of Fashion Films in Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality
Authors
Peter Bug
Melina Bernd
Copyright Year
2020
Publisher
Springer Singapore
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9542-0_14