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How Fashion and Tech Tightened Their Bond in 2015
From the rollout of the Apple Watch to former 'Lucky' editor Eva Chen joining Instagram's team, this year brought the two industries closer than ever.
Robots, Holograms and Wearables: A Tech History Of Fashion Week
With more designers using tech to set their runway shows apart from the pack, we took a look back at the biggest digital experiences of years past.
The 5 Best Wearable Tech Products on the Market
The pieces to purchase, pre-order or simply get on your radar this year.
Tech-Enabled Jewelry Gets a Boost in Mainstream Visibility
More ubiquity for wearable tech, thanks to a partnership between Cuff and Richline.
A Look Back on the Year in Fashion Collaborations
There were almost too many collabs in 2014 to keep track of them all, but we've narrowed them down to this list of superlatives.
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Get Ready for More 'Smart Glasses,' Courtesy of Intel and Luxottica
We'd say that Google Glass just got some competition... but it's a little early in the history of smart glasses to call any player truly competitive.
Opening Ceremony’s Smart Bracelet Is a Fashion Accessory First
The "MICA" device, done in collaboration with Intel, lands in stores in early December.
For Many Designers, Wearable Technology Remains Something of a Mystery
Wednesday morning at Bryant Park's Andaz Hotel, CFDA members participated in a round table discussion with execs from Intel -- the microchip company that's currently making a play for wearables -- about the future of the market.
Opening Ceremony Announces Collaboration with the Magritte Foundation
Ooh, and Manolo Blahnik, Vans and Birkenstock are on board for the Surrealist-inspired line, too.
Forget Shoes and Handbags (Just for a Moment), Your Tech Gear Needs Cute Accessories Too!
Technology is great and all (and we couldn't survive without it), but let's be honest: it's not always great looking. Touchscreens, portable readers a
Intel's Latest Advertisement: A Seven-Minute Documentary About Scott Schuman
Scott Schuman, aka The Sartorialist, has been profiled in a seven-minute documentary sponsored by Intel. It's called A Visual Life, and it's actually