Le Boudoir Numérique is a magazine, led by journalist Ludmilla Intravaia, which decrypts the impact of technology, innovation and digital on fashion and beauty
Above, Madonna, at the Billboard Music Awards ceremony, May 1, 2019, in Las Vega and below, Kate Moss, 3 March, 2006, in the final of The Widows of Culloden collection by Alexander McQueen, in Paris
Augmented reality brought five Madonna on a Las Vegas scene, earlier this month. A technological feat that is reminiscent of the Kate Moss hologram, from an Alexander McQueen show, in 2006.
Read MoreStar Trek : Discovery (2017 - 2018) et Star Trek : The original series (1966 - 1969)
Star Trek: Discovery is back this Thursday, with its season 2, on CBS, then Netflix. Augmented creatures, tattoos 3.0, synthesized clothing ... season 1 was full of tech finds, in line with the original sixties serie. Let’s have a look.
Read MoreFrom left to right, Laura Pausini, Rihanna, Mariah Carey, Shangela, Katy Perry and Nicole Scherzinger
At Christmas, everything must shine and sparkle! Not only trees and tinsel garlands. Celebrities’ dresses too.
Read MoreFrom left to right, Lady Gaga, Dita Von Teese, Cardi B and again Lady Gaga
By proudly displaying on Instagram her new Balenciaga 3D coat, rapper Cardi B joined singer Lady Gaga and dancer Dita Von Teese in their shared enthusiasm for fashion tech.
Read MoreA limited-edition jacket, inspired by the one worn by the cast and crew of The Empire Strikes Back, in 1979, hits the Columbia Sportswear stores and website, this Friday.
Read MoreFollowing the Dior Men’s pre-fall show, in the shadow of a giant goddess robot, last Friday, in Tokyo, Le Boudoir Numérique takes a look at its science-fiction influences and remembers, in pictures, the most unforgettable female humanoid robots in movies and series.
Read MoreFrench singer Chris, at the NRJ Music Awards in Cannes, 10th November, 2018 and below, Anouk Wipprecht’s Smoke dress, in collaboration with Aduén Darriba Frederiks, in 2012
Following the performance of french singer Chris, in a jacket releasing swirls of smoke, on the scene of Cannes NRJ Music Awards last Saturday, Le Boudoir Numérique cannot resist to come back to the concept of electronic couture designer Anouk Wipprecht’s Smoke dress, in 2012.
Read MoreAbove, singer Hailee Steinfeld, in a dress painted live by aerosol sprays, 4th November, 2018, at the MTV EMA, in Bilbao and below, model Shalom Harlow in the Alexander McQueen's No. 13 fashion show, in 1998, in London.
Following the appearance of singer Hailee Steinfeld, in a dress painted live by aerosol sprays, this weekend, at the MTV EMA, Le Boudoir Numérique wishes to pay tribute to a moment of fashion tech grace it was obviously inspired from : the finale of Alexander McQueen's No. 13 fashion show, in 1998.
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