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This project is the web3-native marketplace for limited-edition fashion drops and collaborations from luxury brands to streetwear. The fashion industry lacks a central place to discover and purchase limited-edition drops and a more fair and exciting drop model. Our marketplace will sell these pieces through gamified drops and informative releases inspired by the gamification of NFT drops. Our focus on collaborations and exclusives combined with a mastery of the drop model and unique user loyalty program sets us apart and offers a truly unique shopping experience for fashion enthusiasts.

Please contact Aydan Celik for more information, acelik@princeton.edu

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