Embracing digital fashion, the gallery features an augmented reality (AR) mirror. Visitors can "try on" impossible garments—dresses made of liquid light, suits that change color with body heat—and purchase NFT wearables for their digital avatars, all while supporting the physical production of the clothes.
As we look toward the future of fashion retail and media, platforms like the are setting the standard. They represent the modern "digital atelier"—a place where inspiration and commerce meet.
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The "Style Gallery" aspect of the brand is literal. Each garment is treated as a standalone art installation. Funes sources deadstock fabric from factories in Mexico and Guatemala, then partners with indigenous cooperatives to hand-embroider over flaws. What could have been waste becomes the centerpiece of the design. The gallery often hosts "mending workshops," teaching clients how to repair luxury garments—a radical act in the disposable fashion era.