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Glam tech recap from FW20-21 fashion weeks

Anti-facial recognition make-up by Atlein, FW20-21, in Paris (© Atlein)

Face masks, smartphone sleeves, anti-facial recognition make-up and podiums open to diversity…, what will Le Boudoir Numérique remember from this Fall-Winter 2020-2021 fashion tech season.

By Ludmilla Intravaia

PARIS FASHION WEEK 

* Atlein FW20-21 : February 27, 2020

Signed by the MUA Fara Homidi, the makeup of Atlein Fall-Winter 20 show, in Paris, was inspired by Grigory Bakunov’s work, as explained on the brand Instagram account : “Bakunov, a top specialist at one of Russia's largest tech companies, has invented an anti-facial recognition algorithm to conceal people's identities with the help of makeup”.  

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This concern about the technologies of face detection, namely locating a face in an image and facial recognition, that is to say recognizing the face of a person and thus identifying this individual in an image or a video, is currently very present in the work of artists and fashion designers, faced with the growing development of digital tracing in our modern societies (more info in this Boudoir Numérique paper).

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Watch the video of the Atlein Fall-Winter 2020-2021 show, on February 27, 2020, in Paris, below.

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* Marine Serre FW20-21 : February 24, 2020

Fruit of a collaboration started on the occasion of Marine Serre's Marée Noire collection with the Swedish brand of technical protective masks Airinum (see here), several facial masks were presented during her show. "We are working with the technological filter of Airinum to develop masks that we really want to wear", explained the French designer to Loïc Prigent, in his fashion program “5 minutes de mode” of March 2, 2020 (see here).

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Also in this fashion capsule from the French journalist, Marine Serre mentioned her sleeves to carry a smartphone, presented on her Fall-Winter 2020-2021 collection, in these words : “It's a bit like Deliveroo delivery men, you're on your bike and you've got your chic sleeve, so you're never lost.

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Finally, pay attention to this other version of Loïc Prigent’s reportage, longer this one : have fun finding out the luminous accessories, behind the scenes of the show and on the podium, below.

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Watch the video of the Marine Serre Fall-Winter 2020-2021 show, on February 24, 2020, in Paris, below.

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NEW YORK FASHION WEEK 

* Lulu et Gigi Couture FW20-21 : February 9, 2020 

The kids and teens brand that aims "to enhance each child's uniqueness", chose as a model, for the second time in New York, little Daisy-May Demetre, wearing two prosthetic legs, following her amputation at the age of two (more info in this Boudoir Numérique paper).

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* Chromat FW20-21 : February 9, 2020

The paralympic champion Femita Ayanbeku, wearing a leg prosthesis and transgender artist Carmen Carrera appeared at Chromat fashion show, celebrating a body positive vision of sport (more info in this Boudoir Numérique paper).

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* Continue reading about fashion tech in fashion weeks with these following Boudoir Numérique papers :

- Spotted in Westworld S3, EP 7 : Mask to beat facial detection

- Daisy-May Demetre walks Lulu et Gigi Couture with prosthetics

- Inclusive fashion tech at Chromat show

- Glam tech recap from SS20 fashion weeks