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29/11/2022 – Modelling clothing with customers’ photos

Walmart introduces virtual try-on technology

Multinational retail corporation Walmart Inc, upgrades consumer experience for fashion and apparel through AI-powered virtual try-on technology.

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The “Be Your Own Model” allows online shoppers to visualize clothing on models that look like themselves using their own photos to see how clothing looks on them. © Walmart

 
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Social and personalized shopping experience applying virtual fitting room technology from Walmart’s acquisition of Zeekit. © Walmart

 
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The “Be Your Own Model” allows online shoppers to visualize clothing on models that look like themselves using their own photos to see how clothing looks on them. © Walmart

 
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