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How synthetic materials, AI will change luxury’s future

April 20, 2018

Artificial materials will likely supplant traditional ones in the future. Image credit: Kering

 

By Danny Parisi

LISBON, Portugal – Synthetic and sustainable materials will be the future of luxury due to their programmability.

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