Virtual try-on technology has been gaining traction in the fashion industry, and lingerie is no exception. With the help of AI-powered avatars and augmented reality (AR) technology, customers can now try on lingerie virtually, eliminating the need for physical try-ons and in-store visits. This shift towards virtual try-on has significant implications for lingerie salesmen, who have traditionally relied on in-store interactions to build relationships with customers and drive sales.
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“For decades, lingerie was a secret—bought in haste, worn in private. Now, thanks to social media ‘haul’ culture and fit communities, every millimeter of a garment is scrutinized. The salesperson has become a technical consultant, not a style guide. And the customer’s anxiety about being ‘wrong’ in her own skin manifests as tyrannical precision.” Virtual try-on technology has been gaining traction in