
Snap's Crafted for Luxury event drew attention with stunning augmented reality projects, including a standout collaboration with Louis Vuitton. Attendees were treated to a glimpse of the future as Louis Vuitton unveiled cutting-edge AR experiences, marking a significant step in how luxury brands engage with audiences. The event highlights the expanding convergence of technology and fashion.
The augmented reality showcase by Louis Vuitton at Snap's Crafted for Luxury event exemplified how high-end brands are integrating technology into their offerings. Leveraging Snap’s leading AR capabilities, Louis Vuitton presented an interactive experience that allowed users to explore its latest collections in immersive digital overlays. The event illustrated how AR is transforming customer engagement by allowing brands to offer unique, personalized experiences that resonate with tech-savvy consumers. Simultaneously, the ever-evolving XR technology continues to make waves beyond fashion.
The healthcare sector, particularly radiation oncology education, is exploring the use of XR to enhance learning outcomes [1]. By simulating complex medical procedures, XR-powered learning tools aim to prepare medical practitioners with realistic training scenarios, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. This adoption underscores XR’s potential in high-stakes, precision-driven fields. The surge of interest in augmented and extended reality is evident as tech giants like Meta, Google, and Snap ramp up efforts to compete with Apple's dominance in the wearable market [2].
Recent advancements in smart glasses and AR frames signal broader access to immersive experiences, moving technology beyond handheld devices to seamlessly integrated eyewear. These innovations promise new avenues for interaction, blurring the lines between digital and physical environments in everyday life. This convergence of fashion, healthcare, and technology reveals a future where AR and XR play an integral role across various sectors. As luxury brands like Louis Vuitton push boundaries by incorporating AR into their brand narratives, and fields like healthcare leverage XR for educational advancements, the scope of immersive technology continues to expand.
With promising developments on the horizon, the interplay between industries and technology will undoubtedly reshape consumer and professional experiences alike.
Sources
- Mapping the use of extended reality (XR) in radiation oncology education: a scoping review protocol (The BMJ, 2025-06-16)
- What’s new in the wearable world of smart glasses, and extended and augmented reality (Wallpaper*, 2025-06-15)