DressX and Jason Wu have joined forces to introduce Michelle Obama's dress NFT to the digital world.
Collaborating with fashion powerhouse Jason Wu, DressX is set to launch an NFT featuring Michelle Obama’s stunning gown from the Inaugural Ball.
Designed by Jason Wu, the exquisite dress known as \"The Dream\" was worn by First Lady Michelle Obama during the 2009 Inaugural Ball. Crafted from luxurious ivory silk chiffon, it features intricate organza floral details, sparkling crystals, and delicate silver thread embroidery, and is currently displayed at the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C.
Individuals can participate in the bidding You can bid for the augmented reality version of this stunning dress via the DressX website until August 10, with a starting bid set at 8.5 ETH, which was around $9,200 at the time of this writing.
The lucky buyer will not only take home a one-of-a-kind NFT but will also receive vibrant 4K animated artwork along with high-quality still renders of the gown. Moreover, the owner will have the unique opportunity to wear this digital version just like other outfits offered by DressX.
The individual who wins the NFT will also receive two exclusive tickets to Jason Wu’s fashion show during New York Fashion Week on September 10, along with a chance to go backstage and meet the designer himself.
"Fashion is a constantly evolving entity, and as a designer, I adapt alongside it,\" expresses Jason Wu.
DressX stands out as the leading multi-brand store for augmented reality clothing in the fashion world, and it has already formed partnerships with various other brands. Bershka , L’Officiel , American Eagle Outfitters , and other major fashion companies.
High-fashion labels such as Prada, Balenciaga, and Thom Browne are making waves in the Web3 arena by developing digital garments for the Meta Avatar Store created by Mark Zuckerberg.
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