Le Boudoir Numérique is a magazine, led by journalist Ludmilla Intravaia, which decrypts the impact of technology, innovation and digital on fashion and beauty
Anrealage fashion show, February 28, 2023, during Paris fashion week women's Fall-Winter 23/24 (©Anrealage)
Robots, UV rays, light-up glasses, innovative vegan materials... while Spring/Summer 24 is already there with the return of fashion weeks this week, let's focus instead on the fashion tech finds from the previous season, in Paris.
Read MoreVivienne, Louis Vuitton’s mascot, in the mobile game Louis The Game, launched on August 4, 2021 by the French house (© Louis Vuitton)
On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the birth of its founder Louis Vuitton, the French luxury house unveiled, yesterday, a mobile game retracing its history.
Read MoreLouis Vuitton Horizon Light Up speaker, unveiled on the brand's social networks, on July 19, 2021 (© Louis Vuitton)
It’s the new Louis Vuitton luminous speaker, available since July 30, in stores and on the website of the French luxury house.
Read MoreScreenshot of the presentation of Ottolinger's Spring-Summer 2021 collection, unveiled on September 29, 2020, on the Paris Fashion Week online platform (©Ottolinger)
Luminous silhouettes, virtual models, SF inspirations, front row by interposed screens…, let’s have a look at the presentations of Paris Fashion Week, influenced by tech.
Read MoreBoudoir Numérique’s montage with visuals from © Loewe, Valentino, Craig Green, Fendi, Chanel, Balenciaga and Kara Chung from the Instagram account © Animal Crossing Fashion Archive
When the characters of a video game are walking the runway in the collections of the most prestigious houses, it is clear that the digitalization of fashion is now underway.
Read MoreShoe model of the 2019-2020 Fall-Winter collection from Bettina Vermillon with aluminium heel (© Bettina Vermillon)
As this year draws to a close, let’s enjoy a flashback on bags, jewelry, glasses and shoes that blended fashion and technology.
Read MoreLeague of Legends x Louis Vuitton collection, unveiled on December 9, 2019 (©Louis Vuitton/Riot Games)
13 looks inspired by the famous video game are available on the French label website.
Read MorePicture of Nicolas Ghesquière and the virtual character Qiyana, wearing the first skin created by Louis Vuitton’s Artistic Director of Women’s Collections, unveiled on November 10, 2019, on the brand website (©Louis Vuitton)
A luminous championship trophee case, a Monogram combat blade and a cropped top as virtual as fashionable for one of the video game character…, the french label is dressing up the e-sport universe.
Read More“Keepall Lighting” by Louis Vuitton ©LouisVuitton
Bags with flexible digital screens or sneakers with textile optic fibers..., the French luxury brand shines in all its fashion tech glory this fall.
Read MoreAnother Life, Netflix’s serie, season 1, EP 8
In TV series or on the catwalks, the cyber clubwear inspiration of the 90s has the upper hand, with flashing LEDs and bright optical fibers. Welcome to bling tech!
Read MorePaper “Plus d’un tour dans leur sac”, in Belgian magazine Le Vif Weekend, September 26, 2019
Textile optic fibers on Louis Vuitton shoes, laser cut facial ornaments by Iris van Herpen, Balenciaga sneakers with LEDs or fine jewelry in 3D printing by Diana Law… want to know more ? Read my paper in Vif Weekend mag !
Read MorePaper “Shopping perso 3.0” in belgian magazine Le Vif Weekend from 21 March 2019
AI applied to fashion, virtual fitting rooms, personnalized boxes, online stylists, customization in one click ..., want to know more? Go check my paper for the Belgian magazine Weekend!
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