But start-ups in the wearables area are too focused on the technology and do not have the right business model that is necessary for them to succeed, according to the Beecham researchers.
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Withings’ new fitness tracker looks like a fancy wristwatch, but it’s packing Bluetooth, an accelerometer and integration with Withings Health Mate. 
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Sonya Lennon and Brendan Courtney plug in their digital crystal ball to predict how we will look and shop in 20 years time
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A nice free format brain storming session on what is ahead of us in the next 5 to 20 years time...
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You've heard about Google Glass by now, but what about FIN, or the Sony SmartWig? Wearable tech is helping us get things done, and look good while doing it.
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The latest and greatest in fashion news from celebrity style and red carpet dresses, to fashion week and the latest designer collaborations.
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The wearable app ecosystem is highly fragmented and immature, but change is coming soon.
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What if you can just print out all the makeup you see online? No more paying for the latest eyeshadows and lipsticks and no more worrying about having double of the same colors when buying palettes. Crazy? Not really. Harvard Business School's Grace Choi decided to give women the key to their beauty dreams in the latest Tech Crunch Disrupt in New York where she introduced a 3D printer that doesn't churn out those little plastic stuff – it prints out makeup.
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The art and tradition of using all-natural paste from the henna plant to create temporary henna tattoos goes back to ancient Asian and Middle-Eastern history, but there’s one group that has taken this ancient art form and given it a new, modern purpose. Henna Heals is a community of henna artists based in Canada that creates beautiful flowering henna crown tattoos for women who have lost their hair to cancer and chemotherapy.
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Digital artists Sarah C. Awad and Dhemerae Ford, aka TheLaserGirls, are about to change the manicure game with their collection of 3D printed fingernails.
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Meet Wheretoget, a community of dedicated fashion enthusiasts. Whenever you see an outfit that you like on the web or in the street, you upload a picture...
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When it comes to 3D printing, at what point will the push for technological innovation overrun creativity within the fashion industry?
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Matija Cop's collection Object 12-1 is a striking mixture of sculpture + conceptual fashion, with laser cut pieces assembled much like architecture.
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Etsy announced today that it has acquired a French company called A Little Market, a Paris-based online marketplace for handmade items.
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The latest in Technology from the World of Fashion A Video featuring new technology called the Holodeck where it combines Fashion with technology by letting the user try on clothes in virtual real
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Embrace e-commerce and establish online presence early on – or risk getting left behind, designers at Decoded Fashion are told. By Ami Sedghi
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Grace Choi has created Mink, a 3D printer which claims to print out any color for makeup off of your computer or smartphone. A recent graduate from Harvard...
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Karl Lagerfeld has just opened a new flagship London store and the brand looks to crack the UK marketplace by placing digital at its core. It is laying down a
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It’s 2014 and we’re not all clad in matching shiny monochromatic space suits, so the most cliche ideas about future fashions haven’t come to fruition.
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The little black dress gets a fashion update thanks to 3D printing technology and the creativity of ThreeASFOUR
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IMAGINE never having to pack your bags again, never worrying about being over the weight limit or never having to deal with lost luggage. Finnish designer, Janne Kyttanen , specialises in 3D printing and has developed a line of clothes and accessories that can be printed when you arrive at your destination.
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With seemingly endless shelves of colorful cosmetics, why is it that you can never find just the right shade of red lipstick? Or the perfect bronze eyeshadow? it's not like women haven't tried them all. According to a report from IBISWorld, consumers spent $433.4 billion on beauty products in 2012, and $932 million on makeup alone.
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Wearable Technology: How embedded Systems Bring Fashion and Function Together.
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Tuesday was judgement day for graduating fashion design students at the Fashion Institute of Technology hoping to have their designs featured in this year's Future of Fashion runway show.
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