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2018-07-31 200400
Prediction • Internet of Everything -- 19/20 A/W Color Trend for Kidswear
With the rapid development of technology, we image a lot about the future. As scholars predict, the 5G age will take us to a new phase of the Internet of Everything. At that time, all information will be digitized, and traditional ways of working will be changed. We expect to easily transfer from office to outdoors, so that functional garments will gain popularity. The fashion industry will incorporate innovative technologies into design and manufacturing, resulting in intelligent materials and wearable technology. It will no longer be a one-way but a bidirectional relationship between apparel and wearer.
