Future Fashion Technology: Smart Pants

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Have you ever imagined when you just swipe your pants to control your own smart phone volume? or you just tap your pants to pause and play music? Google partnering with Levi's to create a smart pants that you can use to perform certain actions on your smart phone.

"Project Jacquard" is called by Google, an experimental program within google advanced technology and projects unit that has developed with textile makers in Japan. According to Business Insider, Google announced during its annual I/O developer conference in San Fransisco on Friday.

This material can be woven into any fabric. Paul Dillinger, Levi's vice president of innovation called that project is science fiction. Google and Levi's have planned to make this into mass production.
Google's ambitions not only just computer or robotic but they want to develop technology into fashion too.

Jenny Packham

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Jenny Packham is one of succesfull red carpet's fashion designer. she is dressing Hollywood actress, singers like Angelina Jolie, Keira Knightley, Kate Winslet, Kate Hudson, Uma Thurman, Taylor Swift, Dita Von Teese, Emily Blunt, Adele Adkins, and Royal Family-The Duchess of Cambridge. Kate Middleton's Best Dresses.

According to vogue.co.uk. Jenny Packham born in Hampshire on March 11, 1965. she is the sister of television presenter and naturalist Chris Packham. she studied at Southampton Solent University and then receiving a first class honour degree from Central Saint Martins. She founded her eponymous line-then called Jenny Packham London in 1988.

Packham's distinctive signature style is contemporary approach to design and styling. she has flagship stores and showrooms in London, Paris, New York, and Hong Kong. The Collections are available at the world most discerning stores such as Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Neiman Marcus, Selfridges and Bergdorf Goodman.

Kate Middleton's Best Dresses

Being a princess isn't a normal life. everybody would watch when she go out from her palace because of that being a princess should be 'perfect' looks. being a princess same as celebrity life, people could give a  critic and compliment according to the 'image'. 

Kate middleton-The Duchess of Cambridge  is very selective to pick outfits and accessories. Natasha Archer is helping her to choose Kate's wardrobe. she is a new kate's stylist. in formal event Kate's always wear Jenny Packham's dresses. it's looks like her favorite designer. Kate's fashion style is always simply, classic, smooth, elegance, modern and very lady like. 

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The best Kate middleton's dresses in formal events:

- On May, 2012, in BOA olympic concert, London. Kate wore a jade green chiffon pleated gown from Jenny Packham's spring 2012 collection. 

- On October, 2013, in 100 women in hedge funds gala dinner, London. Prince George mom's wore the off-the-shoulder navy blue, tulle dress from Jenny Packham's fall 2013 collection.

- On June, 2011, in ARK gala, London. She wore Jenny Packham's dress and LK. Bennet shoes.

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at Non formal event Kate's dress usually wearing clean cut dress with add a little detail. this is her  best dresses at Non formal events: 

-on June, 2014. Kate Middleton visited national Maritime Museum. she wore a Nautical black and white Jaeger dress. 

-on April ,2014, Kate's royal tour at Australia and New Zealand, she wore white and blue floral dress from LK. Bennet.

-on April, 2014. Kate's royal tour in Sydney. she wore Yellow Roksanda Ilincic Ryedale SS 2014 dress.

After reviewing her fashion  style, she is very classy and stunning in public eyes. she becomes to be a trendsetter and many people loves her style so much. every fashion blog must be review her style. 

Iris Van Herpen

Iris Van Herpen is a Dutch fashion designer when becomes a success because of her 3d printed dress collection. according to businessoffashion.com, she graduated from Artez Institute of the Arts Arnhem after that she interned at Alexander Mc Queen in London then Claudy Jongstra in Amsterdam and began her own label in 2007. 

She collaborates with the Belgian company Materialise NV for the printing of her designs. she also collaborated with various artists from various disciplines, choreographer and dancer Millepied, choreographer and dancer Nanine Linning, architect Julia koerner, architect Isaie Bloch, jewellery  designer Heaven Tanudiredja, visual artist Bart Hess, milliner Stephen Jones, milliner Bussemaker, shoe brand United Nude, filmmaker Zach Gold, architect Daniel Widrig, and Brenthem Crouwel architects.

Her first collection in July 2007-FRAGILE FUTURITY
According to her official website, this collection was the fusion of animal instinct and human rationality. keywords: fragile, vulnerable and evolved.

CHEMICAL CROWS-January 2008
A group of crows living around Van Herpen's studio triggered her association with black magic and alchemy then she shares with alchemists a passion for controlling and transmuting materials.

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REFINERY SMOKE-July 2008
This collection was inspired of the ambiguous character of refinery smoke, both beautiful and poisonous.

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 MUMMIFICATION-January 2009

This collection was inspired of ancient Egyptian mummification. Van Herpen elaborates on the practice of the ancient Egyptians to create a new reality for their dead.

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RADITION INVATION-september 2009

Radiation invasion translates Iris Van Herpen's question of what we could do with our daily [over]dose of electromagnetic waves and digital information streams if we could see them.

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CRYSTALIZATION-July 2010
Iris van Herpen collaborated with ARCAM ( Architecture Centre Amsterdam) and Benthem Crouwel Architecture. this collection inspired by a dress that would fall around the wearer like a splash of water.

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ESCAPISM-January 2011

This collection aims to capture both the exaltation of these addictions, like the dispropotionate attention { the "New Heroes"} and it's dark flipside, the never fulfilled hunger that is inherent to it.

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CAPRIOLE-July 2011
'A leap in the air' {the meaning of the french word Capriole}that Van Herpen once in a while takes to reset her body and mind. the outfits are a reflection of the extreme feelings experienced during the jump.

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MICRO-January 2012

Inspired by the pictures that science photographer Steve Gschmeissner took using Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM} technology, micro zooms in on the world of microorganisms that is completely hidden from our sight.

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HYBRID HOLISM-July 2012

Inspired by Hylozoic refers to Hylozoism, the ancient belief that all matter is in some sense alive. Van Herpen collaborated with the Canadian architect and artist Philip Beesley.

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VOLTAGE-January 2013

Inspired by the reaction of chemistry and electricity causes structures to respond to their environment and react as living beings. Van Herpen collaborated with artists, architects and researchers.

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WILDERNESS EMBODIED-July 2013

She collaborated with artist Jolan van der Wiel, the sculptures of DavidAltmejd, architect Isaie Blach, Materialise and partnership with United Nude's Rem D. Koolhaas and Stratasys.

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EMBOSSED SOUNDS-October 2013

Iris van herpen has developed clothes that generate sounds by touch. 'Embossed Sounds is the name of her orchestra of clothes which explore garments as electronic instruments that one can touch and play.

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BIOPIRACY-March 2014

A 3D printing collaboration with Julia Koerner fuses the artisanal with the technical to create a kinetic dress which dances as is amplifies bodily movement.

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MAGNETIC MOTION-september 2014

Van Herpen explores the interplay of magnetic forces. By thoroughly examining  the representation of dynamic forces of attraction and repulsion, the designer fuses nature and technology.

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Gowns of Thrones

The Game of Thrones is a fictional drama television series created by Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. Season five The Game of Thrones would be officially released by this month. The Game of Thrones told about the war on every clan to ruled seven kingdom throne. each clan has a queen and princess. Daenerys Targaryen, Cersei Lannister, Sansa Stark, Margaery Tyrell, they are famous queen and princess wears wonderful gowns in The Game of Thrones. 

Michele Clapton as a costume designer and Michele Carragher as an embroidery designer have succeeded  to  make The Game of Thrones actors  and actress looks fabulous. every queen and princess have a characteristic are not same with each other styles.

Daenerys Targaryen

She is the last queen of the Targaryen clan. her style  looks like the ancient Grecian style. drapery, sheer fabric, and empire line are always Daenerys's gowns. 

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Cersei Lannister

The evil Queen and wife of The King seven kingdom. She usually wears a simple shape with long, wide red gown decorated with embroidery at the edges or borders.  the sleeves are long and trailing. her gowns are resembled of The early Medieval women dresses.

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Sansa Stark

Sansa is the oldest daughter of Eddard Stark the leader of Stark clan. She has a sweet and innocent personality. her gown characteristics are same as Cersei Lannister but not for the colors. Sansa's gown color usually purple, it is very suited with her personality.

  
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Margaery Tyrell

The most beautiful princess, ex-wife Renly Baratheon and The King Joffrey Baratheon. Margaery gowns are always eye-catching because it has cut out in the back, side, arms, necklines and  embroidery. her gowns look like modern style with renaissance influence.

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Who are the best gowns? Daenerys, Cersei, Sansa or Margaery? 

Incredible Fashion Tech

Incredible Fashion Tech

In the future, everybody cannot live without technology. every day technology is developing and becoming to incredible. also fashion jump into technology. you could say google glass, smart watch and many more wearable technologies, but that's only the beginning.

In 1984, Charles Hull was invented in the solid imaging process known as stereolithography (3D printing). many industries, including a fashion industry get helped because of 3D printing. Iris Van Herpen  is one of successful fashion designer using 3D printing. Complex shapes, patterns and adding texture  isn't any problem anymore.

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In 2014, Designers Jessica Rosenkrantz and Jesse Louis-Rosenberg from MIT was created a 4D printed garment using 3D printer and app for help users to manipulate their dresses. Using the app, the pattern, style and flexibility of the dress can all be changed. unfortunately this kinematics dress not for mass production. 

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Now 4D printing is a new technology trend for industries. 4D printing is being made by Skylar Tibbits an American designer and computer scientist from MIT. Tibbit' s 4D printing is dynamic, adaptable and without the reliance on complex electro-mechanical devices. source form : http://www.stratasys.com/

Could  you imagine if you've a clothes can changed form easily without any non-electronic based materials?

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Why Cinderella's Dress is always blue colour?

Why Cinderella's Dress is always blue colour?

Hello, have you watched Cinderella  2015 Movie? because of that blue dress like Cinderella is now "in".

Do you ever know why Cinderella's dress colour is always blue? in facts Cinderella dress has been transformed for one decade.

The first Cinderella movie was from 1899 when the television didn't have any colour. the movie was named Cendrillon, and was directed by Georges Melies from France. 

In 1947, The second Cinderella movie was released by Lenfilm Studios from The Soviet Musical Film. The Cinderella was called Zoluskha. Zolushka's dress was white, pinkish colour. 

According to my research on the internet, The first Cinderella blue dress was released by Walt Disney In 1950, Actually,  Cinderella's Dress colour was a white or like a sparkly colour, but the artist added the darker blue tint to the dress in order to add contrast.

Walt Disney made the first animated Cinderella movie with rich colour. This animated movie has been nominated in AFI's for 100 years, therefore the popular Cinderella blue dress started from Walt Disney.

In 1989, Aschenputtel or Cinderella was adapted from Grimm brothers' version and produced by Omnia film. The Aschenputtel dress colour was a copper colour.

In 1994 the animated Cinderella was distributed by Good Times Entertainment. This Cinderella story is based on Charles Perrault version. 

In 1997, Walt Disney produced a  Cinderella musical telefilm. The Cinderella star was Brandy. This movie was adapted by Robert. L. Freedman and directed by Robert Iscove. The Cinderella dress must be a blue colour because was produced by Walt Disney.

In 2000, Cinderella TV film was produced by Projector Pictures in the UK. The Cinderella Story is based on various stories of Cinderella, but The dress was a blue colour.

In 2015, it was produced by David Barron, Simon Kinberg and Allison Shearmur for Walt Disney Pictures. Cinderella in 2015 is a British Romantic Fantasy film. The Cinderella Story is based on Cendrillon by Charles Perrault.  The dress is must be blue because of Walt Disney's Cinderella trademark.