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The fashion show production process, which traditionally happens by way of email chains, Microsoft Office, in-person meetings and printouts of Powerpoint decks, is transitioning to the digital world — albeit slowly.
At LDJ Productions, a fashion production agency that worked with eight designers on their fall 2017 shows, the team has used tools like Trello and Slack to put together resources leading up to the show date for the past two fashion week seasons.
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