Presented by Osaka's Digital Fashion Co., the Active Lab allows visitors to try on a number of outfits all without ever touching the garments. And beyond simply overlaying a dress on a person's body, the 3D representation of the garment is fully interactive. A person can see how the outfit looks while moving and even twirling around, providing a 360-degree view of the what outfit looks like on their body.
The user can also flip through a variety of outfits by simply swiping the gesture controls on the virtual mirror rather than touching a tactile menu. There's no word on when this technology will hit retail stores, but it's easy to see that the days of virtual try-ons are just about here.
You can see the Active Lab virtual dressing in action in the video below.
My comment: It is actually the creation that I assume every person in the world who likes to shop online want. And even I myself thought "Why is there not such a thing as virtual try-on? longtime ago. So I dare to assume that as soon as it can be commercialized , The result is unpredictable.
