Aid Addison Marketing Team Email. Let me ask you something. Have you ever been stuck in your closet making an attempt to find out what to wear?
Is it warm enough out for this shirt?
Didn’t I just wear this a couple of days ago? Does this shirt go with these pants? I’m sure you heard about this. The majority of the usual questions cross your mind. Needless to say, it’s a digital closet.
With that said, this week’s technology I’d like to see solves all of this. Think of a big database that stores most of the information about your clothes that can be accessed using an uch screen panel with a builtin scanner in your closet. So this way, whenever I wanted to reference a specific clothing item, I’m almost sure I could just scan the bar code and understand important pieces of information about the clothing item just like. I think I’d start by tagging all of my clothing with some sort of bar code that should be discretely sewn into the inside of any clothing item. Say I wear a completely new shirt to the office one day and a ‘co worker’ says Hey, Actually I really like that new shirt!
I’m almost sure I might just do the opposite and give it a 1 or ‘2star’ rating, Therefore if the person that said that has no taste in fashion whatsoever.
I would’ve been sure to go to apartments that night, rescan the bar code on my shirt and enter a 5 star rating for the shirt, with my new digital closet.
That last item is my favorite. Therefore this of course leads to the more fun parts of my digital closet. When you have that big important meeting with the CEO you can just tell the digital closet to show you your best ‘5star’ or power outfits. However, you could create tags for certain pairings of clothes. Shall we not forget complete integration with the current or predicted temperature.