XYZ Workshop's winning entry of the 2013 Singapore International Fashion 3D Printing Competition organized by Singapore NTU. The Competition Design brief was to create a 3D printed Dress that is water-inspired, created using 3D printing technologies and embody the spirit of sustainable earth.
With the growing popularity of mobile shopping, start-ups are introducing innovative solutions to harness the potential of the large volume of transactions happening on handheld devices rather than on desktop.
Freshly acquired by research firm Stylus Media, Decoded Fashion has exploited a gap between the fashion and tech industries. Ami Sedghi talks to founder Liz Bacelar about two worlds together
Wearable devices have so far been limited to smart watches and fitness tracking devices, but there's more to this trend than the Fitbit, Jawbone or FuelBand on your wrist.
The suits being voted on are, from left, “Biomimicry,” “Technology,” and “Trends in Society.” The outer layer will be made of a rugged, fireproof material, designed to protect underlying...
Francis Bitonti's Bristle Dress is 3D printed on a MakerBot Replicator 2, a desktop 3D printer for the home, so anyone with access can print their very own.
Moondial has just released their latest fashionable technology report Scientific Fashion focusing on the intersection of synthetic biology and the body.
Dr. Sabine Seymour focuses on fashionable technology and the intertwining of aesthetics and function in design and technology. She is described as being an innovator, visionary, and trend spotter. Dr. Seymour is the Chief Creative Officer of her company Moondial, which develops fashionable wearables and consults on fashionable technology to companies worldwide. Moondials work is based on the convergence of fashion, design, science and wearable & wireless technologies.
Designer Francis Bitonti's new collection offers consumers the code to his designs, which they can manipulate and 3D-print themselves, into custom pieces.
At the intersection of fashion and technology, The Network's Kevin Maney, sits down with David Wolfe, Creative Director of the Doneger Group, for a conversation about technology and fashion.
In this video, fashion designer Natalia Allen talks about the emerging market for sustainable fashion design and wearable high-technology fabrics. She speaks in-depth about sustainability and closed loop design in the clothing industry.
Imagine having all the mad geniuses behind 3D printing, iBeacon technology and wearable tech devices congregated in one space for an extended period of time-who knows what could come out of that? This is the idea behind the newly launched New York Fashion Technology Lab.
When Master Chief throws a grenade in Halo, someone is watching. Online games are perfect petri dishes: a controlled space (the game program), with multiple variables (the players), open to observation. First Bungie, Halo’s original developer, and now 343 Industries have kept records of minutia, such as player movement patterns within the game world, for years. As thousands of hours of play accumulate, this data breeds valuable insight: Heat maps that show an unusual frequency of gunfire or grenade blasts in one area will lead to wider corridors, or open doors where once there was only concrete walls. By paying attention to trackable statistics, designers can make sure the next game will flow more smoothly, improving player satisfaction.
Wearable technology is without a doubt a hot topic and here at The Drum we hear a lot about the development of wearables; where the industry is going; and what's around the corner.
In fact in our latest issue, available in The Drum Store, we posed the question - who's wearing wearable technology?
Even a cursory examination of contemporary design reveals a strong tendency to borrow from the past. Yet, the reinterpretation of historical silhouettes or details is far from a modern phenomenon.
Wearable technology is gaining momentum as more tech organizations announce plans for high-tech glasses, watches, and other gadgets. While people have shown a lot of interest in these devices, it is still difficult to say whether wearable devices will become commercially successful. Wearable devices are often billed as convenient and cutting edge, but what may actually determine their success may be whether they can be considered fashionable.
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