EPISODE · Apr 14, 2022 · 1H 8M
Opé Majek: NFT in Fashion & Design and Wearables in the Metaverse
from COFFEE CULTURE with Holly Shannon · host holly shannon, shannon holly, culture factor, clubhouse, opé majek, ope, ope majek
OPÉ has had a love for fashion ever since she was a child. She has been drawing clothes since she could hold a pencil.Born in St. Louis, MO. to Nigerian parents, Opé was able to see Nigeria for the first time as a teenager attending high school there. Living through huge cultural changes at the time, it tempered the way she sees a colorful world around her.Opé worked for Betsey Johnson for several years after leaving Howard University and fell into assisting stylists who would pull clothes for the local TV shows in the Washington, DC area. She later had an epiphany that she enjoyed doing this and worked as a stylist assistant for a year and a half after her discovery. Years later, she blossomed into freelance fashion styling.Notable Magazine clients like Italian Vogue Curvy, Elle, Zink, People and Blink.Welcome to Culture Factor Ope!Your work is so dynamic, from magazine covers to fashion styling direction with Waterford Crystal, Philip Lim, Tahari, Moncler, Vera Wang, Antik Batik, and Mimi Plange.We need to dish a bit why I reached out besides metaverse, Mimi Plange!!How would you define your style?Fashion Design and Styling in Web 2, what are you immersed in?Fashion Design and Styling in Web 3 ( how is it different)Metaverse building, what platforms are you buying parcels in and setting up e-commerce ?Do you have to use an oculus to work and play in Decentraland?Wearables, what are you working on and what programs do you use to create them as NFTS?3D printed items, can you use the jpeg to have jewelry or accessories recreated as NFTS or do you need different software to convert them to something else that effectively allows for adding it to clothing or digital representations of people in the Metaverse?Can you use a 3D scanner on actual jewelry or accessories to create the right file type to make into NFT for Wearables?What is your dream project?What is Ope style Lab and where do you see it in 5 years?Want to listen to the episode with Mimi Plange? Opé worked with her and so did I! https://culturefactor.simplecast.com/episodes/mimi-plange-her-unfashion-brand-partners-with-lebron-james-and-nikeOpé on InstagramOpé on TwitterOpé WebsiteHolly Shannon’s WebsiteZero To Podcast on AmazonHolly Shannon, LinkedinHolly Shannon, InstagramHolly Shannon, ClubhouseCatch another episode with Dominic Andre and Kiara Aguillon, Episode 92:https://culturefactor.simplecast.com/episodes/kiara-aguillon-and-dominic-andre-tiktok-influence-tech-mental-health-and-nftshttps://youtu.be/C2jyJZhZNc8#Enterprise #socialmedia #community #oneofone #marketing #Bitcoin #Crypto #tech #Coach #nft #Podcast #equity #forthepeople #Ethereum #token #mentor #network #metaverse #blockchain #web3 #Dress #learning #create #fashion #avatar #wearables #fashionstyling #Horizons #VR #Stylist #DAO #VirtualReality #Decentraland #GravitySketch #Cryptovoxels #Infiniverse
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OPÉ has had a love for fashion ever since she was a child. She has been drawing clothes since she could hold a pencil. Born in St. Louis, MO. to Nigerian parents, Opé was able to see Nigeria for the first time as a teenager attending high school there. Living through huge cultural changes at the time, it tempered the way she sees a colorful world around her. Opé worked for Betsey Johnson for several years after leaving Howard University and fell into assisting stylists who would pull clothes for the local TV shows in the Washington, DC area. She later had an epiphany that she enjoyed doing this and worked as a stylist assistant for a year and a half after her discovery. Years later, she blossomed into freelance fashion styling. Notable Magazine clients like Italian Vogue Curvy, Elle, Zink, People and Blink. Welcome to Culture Factor Ope! Your work is so dynamic, from magazine covers to fashion styling direction with Waterford Crystal, Philip Lim, Tahari, Moncler, Vera Wang, Antik Batik, and Mimi Plange. We need to dish a bit why I reached out besides metaverse, Mimi Plange!! 1. How would you define your style? 2. Fashion Design and Styling in Web 2, what are you immersed in? 3. Fashion Design and Styling in Web 3 ( how is it different) 4. Metaverse building, what platforms are you buying parcels in and setting up e-commerce ? 5. Do you have to use an oculus to work and play in Decentraland? 6. Wearables, what are you working on and what programs do you use to create them as NFTS? 7. 3D printed items, can you use the jpeg to have jewelry or accessories recreated as NFTS or do you need different software to convert them to something else that effectively allows for adding it to clothing or digital representations of people in the Metaverse? 8. Can you use a 3D scanner on actual jewelry or accessories to create the right file type to make into NFT for Wearables? 9. What is your dream project? 10. What is Ope style Lab and where do you see it in 5 years?
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