Even in this relatively crude form, I already see a wide range of application for fashion design. For instance, you could take some of the textured flower desig

Even in this relatively crude form, I already see a wide range of application for fashion design. For instance, you could take some of the textured flower designs the author presents and place them on graphic tees that could easily sell at Uniqlo, or H&M - and in bulk, these new designs would cost much less than paying multiple designers to create them. (Though as the author points out, you would still need at least 1 designer to train the machine)