Photochromic dyes are used to create garments that change color or pattern when exposed to sunlight or UV light.

3D garment printing is the process of using 3D printing technology to create customized fashion items, such as clothing, accessories, and footwear.

E-textiles are fabrics that have electronic components integrated into them, allowing for the creation of interactive and responsive garments.

Nanotextiles are textiles that have been engineered at the nanoscale to achieve enhanced properties, such as water repellency, stain resistance, and antimicrobial activity.

Triboelectric nanogenerators are used to create garments that can generate electricity from body movement, which can be used to power small electronic devices.

Augmented reality shopping allows customers to virtually try on clothing and accessories using their smartphones or tablets.

Biosensing fabrics are textiles that have been integrated with sensors to track and monitor vital signs and health data.

Fashion analytics involves the use of AI and machine learning algorithms to analyze trends, predict demand, and personalize shopping experiences.

Shape-shifting materials are materials that can change their shape or appearance based on environmental conditions, such as temperature or light.

Fashion blockchain involves the use of blockchain technology to ensure transparency and traceability in the fashion supply chain.

Phase-change materials are used to create garments that can generate heat or cool the wearer by absorbing or releasing heat as they change phase.

Fashion robotics involves the use of robotics and automation in the fashion industry to streamline production processes and improve efficiency.

Self-cleaning fabrics are textiles that have been treated with special finishes or coatings that allow them to repel stains and dirt, and can even clean themselves when exposed to light or air.

Sustainable fashion involves the use of sustainable and eco-friendly materials and processes in the fashion industry to reduce environmental impact.

Air-quality sensing fabrics are textiles that have been integrated with sensors to monitor air quality and provide real-time data to the wearer.