Entertainment website Glam.com is launching the first fashion blog network. Each blog is handpicked by Glam.com and focuses on a different topic e.g clothes, handbags, trends and accessories. The bloggers will remain editorially independent and Glam.com will be offering advertisers the chance to place ads on the blogs. In return Glam.com will benefit from the readership from the blogs which form the network. There will also be a launch of blogs directly from Glam.com authored by well known figures in the industry such as Ann Dexter-Jones and Karen Robinovitz. …

Some stylish cases for your Ipod….

or your PSP

Vajacases

There are those such as Vincent Van Gogh, Prince and Coco Chanel who are considered to have been ahead of their times. Switch to today and that could not be said for many, apart from Alexandra Fede. While most fashion designers are still experimenting with the combination of different eras, Alexandra Fede has taken her creativity one step further with the fusion of Science, Technology and Fashion.
Resulting in a portfolio filled with remarkable creations such as Anti Violence, a range of garments made with fabric resistant to bullets, knives, …

How interesting, a friend of mine has been constantly saying how fashion and technology could compliment each other and I just haven’t been able to see his vision. My head can’t get around clothes being technologically functional, it’s just not the time yet. However there is a market for it and a leading designer in this field. Alexandra Fede is named the first Scientific Fashion Designer. Her philosophy when designing a garment is not only it’s beauty but also “the functionalities of garments along with the protection and well …

Nokia has decided to enter the fashion industry….
Nokia is expanding into new territory with its Imagewear products. The Medallions enable the user to store and display up to 8 images on a digital colour display which can be worn as a bracelet or necklace. There are two versions, which have similar technological capabilities, but use different materials and form factors..

Looks like Nokia has realised that to be successful, u need to be fashionable