Wearable technology 2013
CuteCircuit’s dress is made with 9,000 LED lights that are controlled by an iPhone and can change colors and flash patterns.
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Wearable technology 2013 CuteCircuit
Image Credit: John Aquino CuteCircuit’s silk chiffon and LED light New K-Dress.
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Wearable technology 2013 Hussein Chalayan
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Hussein Chalayan has long used light and mechanical effects in his designer collections, including this light-up dress from spring 2008.
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Wearable technology 2013
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Cesare Paciotti’s fall Light-Bright pumps with light-up crystals.
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Wearable technology 2013
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Google Glass
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Wearable technology 2013
Image Credit: Ronald Riqueros/PatrickMcMullan.com Dita Von Teese in Michael Schmidt and Francis Bitonti’s 3-D printed nylon dress, produced by Shapeways.
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Wearable technology 2013
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The MakerBot Replicator 2 Desktop 3-D Printer.
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Wearable technology 2013
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannoni Iris van Herpen’s 3-D printed shoe from fall couture.
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Wearable technology 2013
Image Credit: Courtesy of Victoria and Albert Museum, London Stephen Jones’ 3-D printed epoxy resin bust and nylon powder hat.
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Wearable technology 2013 Pierre Cardin
Image Credit: Pierre Cardin Archive Pierre Cardin’s “egg carton” dress, 1968.
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Wearable technology 2013
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Google Glass marks the tech firm’s first foray into fashion.
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Wearable technology 2013 Under Armour
Image Credit: George Chinsee Under Armour’s Armour39 helps athletes monitor their performance.
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Wearable technology 2013
Image Credit: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images Nike FuelBand