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Retail Mixer – The New User Experience of Shopping. Featuring: IQEngines, Aisle411, Goodzer, ModoPayment, Eliott Hedman, Rena Tom, Perkville, Amara, Micello, Produk.me, Fiverun, Perch. PARISOMA is a space where ideas meet execution. They cultivate an experimental environment through coworking, event & education.
On December 5th, Fashion + Tech NY held a panel discussion on the retail hot topic of the last two years, curation.
The Fashion Fund series, the judges struggle with deliberations to makes a case for whom they believe should take the top prize.
Business of Fashion editor, Imran Amed, interviews Tracy Yaverbaun, Director of Retail, Luxury & Fashion Partnerships at Facebook at Decoded Fashion London, on Nov. 1st. They discussed the behaviour of high net worth individuals on Facebook, the platform’s nascent mobile strategy, and the do’s and don’ts for brands using the Facebook platform to engage with their fans. London.DecodedFashion.com
A gameference is an unforgettable, face-to-face game full of discovery, creativity, and unexpected twists.
By Raphaelle Loren (Co-Founder, Innovation Management Institute)
The first Future of Fashion Gameference took place last Saturday as part of San Francisco Fashion Week. Almost a week later, I haven’t fully recovered yet! We were all punch-drunk from the energy, good vibes and amazing future-of-fashion concepts that the teams were able to concoct in less than one day!
At the world-premiere Future of Fashion Gameference, we played with existing trends such as 3D body scanning, virtual fitting rooms, real-time fabric printing, and new e-commerce models. Teams co-designed new customer retail experiences, created prototypes of a fashion line, and explored supporting business models.
Fashion designers, entrepreneurs, MBA students, graphic designers, filmmakers, 3D engineers, roboticists, marketers, and futurists were the players – an amazing gathering of talented people only possible thanks to SF Fashion Week and StyleT.ag.
[ Source: Pop17 ]
Women in Silicon Valley are on a fashion strike. When you think about the stereotypical men in the tech industry -right away in your head you get a picture of a man wearing thick lensed glasses, a sweatshirt with stains, and ungroomed hair. What picture do you get of the women in the industry?
It is hard to say what the women look like because the predictions of the women being the tech men’s copy are false. Most of the women are powerful, stylish women who not only have the brains, but also the looks. This usually overwhelms men because they are scared to think that women could be smarter than them and yet look great doing so. The world of technology is a man’s world, but the women there play by their own rules. There are no specific dress codes which gives you the freedom to dress how you want to you and not be afraid to stand out. That’s why we at Pop17 created a list of stylish and powerful women in the tech industry.
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