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Weekly discussions, debates, and technology insights for fashion and beauty professionals, hosted by The Interline's Editor-in-Chief, Ben Hanson. Find daily editorials, reports, analysis, and stories at The Interline .
The Interline hosts The Interline Podcast, a technology show with 75 episodes published.
This week, Grace and Ben debate five new fashion technology headlines. Live shopping platform Whatnot's new $20 billion valuation: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/08/07/whatnot-live-shopping-valuation-20-billion.html The ongoi
This week, with a slight delay, Grace and Ben discuss: The ongoing tension between retailers and AI agents, and the reversed injunction in the case of Amazon and Perplexity: https://easternherald.com/2026/08/05/perplexit
Fifty-five per cent of American businesses now pay for AI. But what are companies actually buying, and who are they buying it from? And, more specifically, what does fashion need to know about the economics of AI? To fin
This week, Grace and Ben from the usual weekly format slightly and bring on Danit Peleg, fresh off her AI-meets-3D-printing presentation at Figma Config: https://config.figma.com/san-francisco/session/349f94c6-628e-40ff-
Despite decades’ worth of technology adoption and transformation initiatives, brands, on average, develop far more materials and style than they, or the market, actually need. Ben talks to Liza Amlani, author of The Mate
This week, Grace and Ben discuss a diverse mix of fashion technology stories, although AI is still front and centre. The European Commission's ban on the destruction of unsold clothing: https://environment.ec.europa.eu/n
Groups and conglomerates have dominated luxury for decades, but recent attempts to forge new ones have floundered. A new Irish group, steeped in the country’s heritage, is betting on technology making the difference. To
Grace and Ben debate the top fashion headlines, including... The push and pull between bespoke and general purpose AI, and off-the-shelf vs. custom technology in general: https://uk.fashionnetwork.com/news/Beauty-pie-rep
Arne Arens made the unusual leap from being a brand executive to leading a technology company in fashion’s most unforgiving segment: manufacturing innovation. From creating net-new jobs to translating digital product cre
This week, Ben and Grace discuss: The launch of Meta's Muse image model, with opt-out likeness tagging - and the ongoing battle between human models are the companies they shoot for, who seem willing to misappropriate th
Zalando has pushed further than perhaps any other company in embedding generative AI into its content creation - from product page materials to full-blown creative campaigns - and in talking openly about it. But if cost-
For this week's edition of The Edit - the quickfire fashion technology analysis show from The Interline - Ben and Grace talk about... Fashion's place in Substack sponsorships: https://on.substack.com/p/a-business-model-t
Outside of software itself, knitting is probably the closest thing fashion has to coding: a verifiable, binary discipline defined by scarce talent, and specialised software and hardware. Upending it might be the industry
In this week's quickfire analysis, Social Editor Grace Robinson quizzes Editor-In-Chief Ben Hanson on: The UK’s under-sixteen social media ban and the race to reach Gen Alpha . Meta’s Ray-Ban-free smart glasses and Snap’
Upstream innovation, in materials, processing, and production, has had a chequered few years. Promising pilots routinely fail to take flight or achieve commercial scale. Ben talks to Stephen Bates , CEO of RHEON LABS, to
This week on The Edit: five fresh headline stories from across fashion and technology receive the quickfire analysis treatment. First: Anthropic releases and is then forced to retract its new Fable 5 model - https://www.
Fashion devotes a lot of time to securing its inputs, but the importance of water to the industry’s supply chain goes under-discussed, and water is not quantified and assessed the way carbon is. But as water justice beco
The first edition of The Edit, a new weekly show where Social Editor Grace interviews Editor-in-Chief Ben about five headline stories from across fashion and technology in less than 25 minutes. This week the team pick up
The case is strong for someone to own the secondary market, but whether that winds up being first or third-party ownership will depend as much on platforms and standards as it does on business models and incentives. This
Fashion and beauty are surrounded by digital surfaces and physical spaces, and technology has fast become a fixture of how the higher echelons of both industries tell stories and create experiences. But what does the wor
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