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Garments designed by FIT's graduating Fashion Design and Accessories Design students. http://www.fitnyc.edu/futureoffashion 
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Avenue Imperial launched this week bringing you a new Google Street View style shopping experience! Another advancement in the ‘Fashion Meets Technology’ industry.
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The futuristic film classic, "Blade Runner," promised a race "more human than human."The futuristic film classic, "Blade Runner," promised a race "more human than human." Dr Sabine Seymour transforms this slice of science-fiction into reality, embodying the superhuman ideals of brain and beauty, by envisioning "technology on the body as a second skin." Heralded as a visionary, Seymour spearheaded a movement in "Fashionable Wearables"—a term Seymour uses to describe "designed garments, accessories or jewelry that combine aesthetics and style with functional technology." Ushering in a new generation of technology driven textile designers, Seymour also serves as Director of the Fashionable Technology Lab at Parsons The New School for Design and lectures internationally at Ars Electronica, Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, Smart Fabrics, and ISEA. All of this made her a perfect resource to curate Motorola's Fashion X Technology Exhibition.
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The term wearable technology is really a misnomer. Sure, there’s plenty of technology around. But wearable? No dedicated follower of fashion would be seen dead in most of it.
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Technology fashion has come a long way. This sweatshirt connected to a mobile app via Bluetooth acts like a personal assistant and gaming platform.
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Gadget lovers are slipping on fitness bands that track movement and buckling on smartwatches that let them check phone messages. Some brave souls are even donning Google's geeky-looking Glass eyewear. For the technology industry, this is exciting time, but also a risky one. No one really knows whether the average consumer can be enticed to make gadgets part of their everyday attire.
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Google Glass, a Nike Fuelband and Pebble smartwatch are the start of Hilary Topper's tech wardrobe.
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Fashion and technology came together at the Boston Museum of Science, where Seamless: Computational Couture was hosted. Models and designers from around the world participated in the event showing off designs that incorporated technology.
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You might say that fashion and technology go together like oil and water, or, say, hoodies and Hermès. They aren't known to run in the same circles.
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The creations of 3rd year Fashion Design Department students at a workshop on wearable technology by Paul Gough at Shih Chien University, November 13-20th, 2010 in Taipei, Taiwan.
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Fashioning Technology is a research & development studio aimed at designing next generation wearable technologies.
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