Enso is a platform where brands and designers showcase their products, and influencers or tastemakers can select and organize them in a "virtual closet." It acts as a bridge between creators and those who influence trends in the market.
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Toyota created NFTs to give to attendees of its annual event as a way to showcase its cars and get people more engaged.
7-Eleven launched free Slurpee NFTs on “Slurpee Day” (July 11 or 7/11) to engage its customers.
9dcc combines fashion and technology.
All Nippon Airlines (ANA) launched an NFT marketplace to merge travel with virtual experiences. The platform, led by ANA's metaverse-focused subsidiary, ANA NEO, allows purchases via credit card and targets a younger, international audience to rejuvenate the brand. The shift to the virtual domain started as a "regional revitalization" effort through its NFT collection of Boeing 787’s.
Ampy allows users to track music consumption, both in Web2 and Web3, as well as discover new experiences.
Arianne works with luxury brands to digitally authenticate their products and help them build their online community. They have secured partnerships with a number of large brands like Lacoste, Breitling, Moncler, Yves Saint Laurent, L’Oreal, among others.