Le Boudoir Numérique is a magazine, led by journalist Ludmilla Intravaia, which decrypts the impact of technology, innovation and digital on fashion and beauty
On the left, silhouette from Olivier Theyskesn Fall-Winter 2019-20 fashion show and, on the right, Rachael in Blade Runner in 1982
From Olivier Theyskens to Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga or Marine Serre ... the retro-futuristic silhouettes of the famous sci-fi masterpiece have never ceased to inspire fashion designers.
Infini-T backpack by Lacoste
The French ready-to-wear brand has teamed up with fashion tech design studio De Rigueur to integrate electronic functionalities into its Infini-T bag line.
Read MoreViktoria Modesta for Rolls-Royce Black Badge campaign
For a car ad, the bionic artist has once again partnered with the fashion tech designer who had already created the prosthetics of her Crazy Horse show, last June.
Read MoreGwendoline Christie, October 2, 2019, in London
Gwendoline Christie, Eva Green, Cara Delevingne…, since September, the stars have been seduced by the Dutch designer's latest haute couture collection for their movie premieres.
Read MoreFacial ornament by Iris van Herpen, Hypnosis collection FW 19-20 (picture : courtesy of Iris van Herpen)
The Dutch designer has embellished the faces of her models, with delicate laser cut jewelry, in her last FW 19-20 fashion show.
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 More"Third Eyelite", luminous makeup LEDs device by Cyberdog
The futuristic British brand Cyberdog signs a line of bags, makeups, glasses and other luminous necklaces, part of the nineties clubwear style, now invading the street.
Read MoreDiana Law's "L’Evolution Kunzite" bag, Fall-Winter 2019-2020 collection
The Sino-American designer combines additive manufacturing and precious gemstones in her FW19-20 accessories collection.
Another 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 MoreThe American brand Spring-Summer 20 show displayed inclusive fashion and bling tech, early September, in NY.
Read MoreNew York Fashion Week has been inclusive at the shows of Chromat, Savage X Fenty by Rihana and Lulu and Gigi, in which appeared a nine-year-old girl, who had both legs amputated as a baby.
Versace Spring-Summer 2020 show, September 20, 2019, in Milan. Above, a panoramic screen with images of the jungle dress, worn by Jennifer Lopez, in 2000 and below, the American singer on the catwalk with the revisited version of the Versace silhouette
American singer Jennifer Lopez made a spectacular appearance in September at Versace's Milan show wearing the jungle dress that gave birth to Google Images.
Migos hip-hop rapper wore self-lacing and glowing Nike sneakers during his performance at Rihanna's lingerie show in New York, last September.
Chanel ready-to-wear Spring-Summer 2017 fashion show, on October 4, 2016, at the Grand Palais, in Paris.
While a photo exhibition, in Paris, unveils the scenographies of Chanel shows, flashback to the images of the French house's catwalks inspired by technology.
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 MoreNitiscence, luminous collar by Florence Bost and Virginie Boy (picture : Victor Matussière)
Luminous collar exposed at La Manufacture museum, Fashion Tech Day at the town hall ..., Roubaix is taking interest in the alliance of fashion and technology.
Read MoreLil Nas X’s Panini music video
The american rapper plays an hologram, in his latest music video Panini.
Read MorePrada fall/winter 2019 advertising campaign, Anatomy of Romance(©Willy Vanderperre/Prada)
Philip K. Dick’s electric sheeps, Frankenstein’s creature or chinese singer Cai XuKun‘s clones…, the Italian brand seems quite inspired by tech and Sci-Fi references, in its fashion campaigns.
Read MoreMissy Elliott and Lil Nas X, at MTV VMA’s, in Newark, on August 26, 2019
The stage and costume design of the two American rappers' shows was decidedly high-tech inspired, at the MTV Video Music Awards, this Monday, in Newark. Let’s have a look!
Read MoreSF9 in music video RPM
Neon visors, LED display headsets, luminous gloves..., South Korean group SF9‘s "RPM" music video, unveiled in June, suggests a bright future for K-pop bling tech.
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