Zalando concept car spots fashions, transforms into changing room
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The Zalando concept
The Zalando concept is billed as the “first fashion concept car"
The Zalando concept scans the streets for fashions
Interior of the Zalando concept
iPads mount on the visors of the Zalando concept
The Zalando concept was designed and built by Rinspeed
The Zalando concept's Fashion Box
The rear of the Zalando concept, showing the third iPad
The Zalando Fashion Car converts into a changing room
Article Summary
The Geneva Motor show isn't just about supercars. There’s also room for a bit of lateral thinking. Online fashion retailer Zalando may seem an unusual participant in the show, but the company’s Zalando fashion car concept aims at merging motoring and shopping for clothes. The concept uses an iPad augmented reality app to spot, identify, order, and pick up fashions worn by passing pedestrians, and the car even morphs into a changing room to try on the items.
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