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Tech Fashion
10:39 am
Wed April 3, 2013

Technology You Can Wear

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David Karp wearing Google Glass at the Tumblr party at SXSW.
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MOVE is a wearable technology designed by Electricfoxy that nudges you into optimal performance.
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PING is a social networking garment designed by Electricfoxy that lets you send messages to your Facebook network with the lift of a hood.
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Nike+ FuelBand tracks daily activity to measure movement like walking, running and dancing.
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The Apple iWatch is a wrist-mounted computer interface that lets you wear your smartphone.
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By Amber Cortes

There’s been a lot of buzz about wearable technology — computing capabilities you can wear — for at least a decade. Digital wrist bands that monitor physical activity are becoming more common. Products like Google Glass, Apple iWatch and Nike+ FuelBand are in the pipeline. The problem is, in terms of fashion, wearable tech has always been a little too geeky. But that may be changing.

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Work It
6:15 am
Mon April 1, 2013

"A Lovely Feeling:" Celebrating Older Women With Fabulous Style

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Ilona Royce Smithkin, 93, cut her red hair to make her eyelashes.
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The Idiosyncratic Fashionistas, New York City, 2011
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Linda Zagaria, New York City, 2011
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Carmen De Lavallade, New York City, 2012
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London, 2011
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New York City, 2013
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Lois Kinley, New York City, 2012
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Tziporah Salamon, New York City, 2011
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Mary, New York City, 2012
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Ilona Royce Smithkin, New York City, 2012
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Mary, New York, 2012
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Linda Rodin, New York City, 2012
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Blogger Ari Seth Cohen with Ilona Royce Smithkin, 93, one of his most famous subjects.
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Originally published on Fri April 5, 2013 5:50 am

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Style
11:46 am
Thu October 18, 2012

Stacy London’s Terrifying Message For Seattle: Style Matters

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Stacy London attends the Conde Nast Traveler Readers Choice awards in New York, Oct. 12, 2010.
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Stacy London believes that personal style matters, and she’s made a career of coaching people on how to look their best. As a co-host of the TV show What Not To Wear and a fashion consultant for various media outlets, London stresses that style is more about feeling great than wearing the hottest trends.


She turns the mirror on herself in her new book, “The Truth About Style,” and shares some truths behind her personal style.  
 

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