world economic forum's futuristic meme clothes

[Anonymous No.12861878]

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/02/future-styles-could-virtual-clothes-reduce-the-damage-of-fast-fashion/

>These virtual reality clothes could be used to reduce the environmental impact of fast fashion


going thorugh the world economic forum's blog a bit, saw an article they have about "digital clothes." you can buy some digital clothes, send in a picture of yourself, and they digitally fit the clothes on to you perfectly and you can post the pictures on your instagram so your normie friends will think you look cool.

but something from this WEF article caught my eye - check out that sick puffer jacket. look at the design, the color scheme. (((they))) know what the clothes in the future will look like.

[Anonymous No.12861892]

>chainlink cubes
WEF confirmed as deluded as /biz/

[Anonymous No.12861898]

"Yo yo yo you lookin fresh as fuck in yo Link-Jack"

"Thanks senpai."

[Anonymous No.12861907]

>>12861878
Where do u think they put the cube on the pants second to left

[Anonymous No.12861921]

>>12861907
on the back of right ankle it seems famo

[Anonymous No.12862112]

that's actually pretty cool. Clothing materials are non degradable yet we are mass producing them like there's no tomorrow and paying 3-4 digits for it

Since it is mostly an aesthetic thing we may as well make it virtual. the implications could be creepy though

[Anonymous No.12862122]

>>12861878
lol sweden only has white woman and black men

[Anonymous No.12862373]

>>12862122
Delet dis

[Anonymous No.12862462]

>>12861878
>>12861898
How bizarre. At this point I seem to be suffering from some kind of Link psychosis where I see hidden connections everywhere. We know that the WEF is deluded ever since their executive chairman mentioned Sergey's company and the fourth industrial revolution by name in his book. It's been such a strange ride to see behind the curtain of the elites, if only this one time.