Tesco Tests Virtual Try-On; London Fashion Week Wins Buyers, Loses Buzz
Friday, September 25, 2026 · 5 min
Tesco is trialling in-store virtual try-on screens for about 1,500 F&F pieces, bringing AI fitting tech to the mass grocery aisle. Meanwhile, London Fashion Week drew 41% more international buyers even as online attention fell.
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Tesco is trialling in-store virtual try-on screens for about 1,500 F&F pieces, bringing AI fitting tech to the mass grocery aisle. Meanwhile, London Fashion Week drew 41% more international buyers even as online attention fell.
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- Tesco trials virtual fitting screens so shoppers can try on clothes without getting changed — GB News
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