(Model Photography with SCOEL’s first series Vermillion)
South Korea – The first NFT fashion brand, SCOEL, debuted its premiere series, Vermillion, on OpenSea on January 17th. The Vermillion collection includes 1,000 heart-shaped NFTs with various background color combinations that will be available for a month on OpenSea.
SCOEL is the first brand to interpret NFTs as fashion items. Like limited edition products, NFTs can also be used as phone wallpapers, fulfilling the role of fashion in expressing oneself. Additionally, SCOEL’s unique heart-shaped design symbolizes the brand’s concept of recording one’s own unique love forever on the Ethereum network, which is a repository of human history.
SCOEL plans to issue two to three series per season, totaling one million heart-shaped NFTs over the next 100 years. They are also working on a generator that will enable consumers to make personalized wallpapers using the NFT they purchased. Prior to the release of the generator, the first buyers will get airdropped wallpapers customized with the colors of their NFT.
Meanwhile, Apple and TAG Heuer have revealed intentions to provide the option to attach NFTs to watch screens. Screens using NFTs are reportedly under consideration by a number of device companies.
As a result, there is hope that paper NFTs may usher in a new era for the stagnant NFT market.
“Every love has its own shape and scent. We want to transform the unique love that exists in the world into 1 million NFTs. OOwning SCEOL means your love will be recorded and protected on a global network forever.” Said the CEO of SCOEL.
SCOEL currently airdrops wNFT to the first customers; after minting it, you may instantly download the picture and use it as wallpaper!
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