Smart watches and other major wearable technologies are all the craze these days with Google Glass and the upcoming iWatch; anything that is going to make your life "simpler" is in these days. Now that the basics are being covered, big companies are looking to innovate and expand on existing ideas to make them even more functional and effective in real-life situations. Intel's Make It Wearable challenge has sparked the creativity of a student group from Imperial College to bring forth a modular take on the smart watch. Fully customizable, from the casing to the watch face, each individual link can perform a different function to fit the needs of the wearer; GPS, heart rate monitor, and motion sensors combine to make the perfect fitness freak's gadget. The combinations are only limited to imagination, so be on the lookout for this awesome new product if it goes fully funded!
Check in tomorrow for a style piece that needs to be in your closet and next Tuesday for even more exciting tech!
Monday Outlook: Pattern Blowout
We saw the resurgence of some older styles in the fall, such as the classic trench coat or the striped suit, but with an elevated degree of attitude of modernity that revived the old looks. Now is the time for other ancient trends to follow suit, and most Natalya this season will be pattern and print play.
No less than 2 years ago, mixing up a plaid shirt and a polka dot tie would be faux pas, even a stripe with another stripe was somewhat frowned upon. Those days (thankfully) are long gone, and adventurism is all the rage. Spring typically brings designers to make just about everything with a bold print, so why not experiment with the goods at your disposal.
There are two-ways to tackle this look expertly, either through tonal combinations or complementary colors. Tonal styles were all the rage in the fall and there's no reason it can't continue into the spring, only this time, lighter and more festive shades will do you well this season. As with complementary colors, the ones that sit across from the color wheel from each other, a cornflower blue floral tie with a coral geo-block shirt will throw everyone for a stylish loop.
Check in tomorrow for some exciting new tech and next Monday for further fashion trend insight for the coming months!
No less than 2 years ago, mixing up a plaid shirt and a polka dot tie would be faux pas, even a stripe with another stripe was somewhat frowned upon. Those days (thankfully) are long gone, and adventurism is all the rage. Spring typically brings designers to make just about everything with a bold print, so why not experiment with the goods at your disposal.
There are two-ways to tackle this look expertly, either through tonal combinations or complementary colors. Tonal styles were all the rage in the fall and there's no reason it can't continue into the spring, only this time, lighter and more festive shades will do you well this season. As with complementary colors, the ones that sit across from the color wheel from each other, a cornflower blue floral tie with a coral geo-block shirt will throw everyone for a stylish loop.
Check in tomorrow for some exciting new tech and next Monday for further fashion trend insight for the coming months!
Week in Review
Here are the links from the past week if you didn't have a chance to see them earlier this week:
Check in tomorrow for some upcoming fashion trend insight and all next week for more tips and advice on style!