Saskia Diez has designed face masks that she hopes will feel less medical and be something people will actually want to wear.

Burberry’s new Shenzhen store utilises WeChat to feature exclusive content and access that is unlocked via social media interaction.

Shelly Xu Design first asks customers for feedback on garment designs, and what want they want and will buy is relayed back to the manufacturers.

Klarna has implemented heart-rate monitoring checks for customers to prove that they are human rather than a bot.

After a surge in plastic pollution from disposable personal protective equipment, Petit Pli has designed a washable fabric face mask made from recycled plastic bottles.

With Community Clothing, Patrick Grant is trying to change how clothes are made from the bottom up.

In an attempt to create a safer and more comfortable shopping experience for customers, the immersive Showfields is launching a contactless in-store app.

Outfits that are selected by Amaro during in-game interactions will be produced in real life and featured in the new collection.

With zero chemicals or harmful ingredients and all-cardboard packaging, the products are a great investment for a waste-free bath.

Meiyume has developed a series of touchless testers for skincare products and fragrances to cope with the new retail norm.

Architecture Discipline has devised a necklace that will let the wearer know if they are at a safe distance from others.

Balmain is offering customers an immersive and futuristic experience with a virtual showroom that will house its upcoming cruise collection.