You're Worth It If You're So Fashionable And Super Smart.

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You're worth it if you're so fashionable and super smart. 　　

We have seen the future world in all kinds of science fiction movies. In the future, people seem to dress differently. Those weird tight clothing or automatic adjustment of temperature or super protection can also integrate holographic communication equipment, and can communicate with others at any time. In the real world, smart clothing is an avant-garde pronoun. Most of them are integrated with LED lights, or they can change colors with the environment and mood. However, it is obvious that ordinary consumers will not wear them or buy them. However, smart clothing is already a trend that will change our lives one day. Next, let's take a look at the ten major concept smart tuxedo.

　　 1. recall dress

Tae Gon Kim, an artist and designer from Korea, designed the Dresses of Memory. Hundreds of optical fiber fabrics were used to match High-end customization The cutting brings four luxurious dresses with different designs to show a dreamy and sparkling memory picture.

　　 2. Butterfly Dress

The butterfly dress designed by the designers Ezra and Tuba has in fact acquired technical support from IBM and Intel, integrating Edison processors and sensors. The coolest part is the fabric butterfly on its shoulders. It can dance wings and even release when detecting people around. It is dramatic. {page_break}

　　 3. (No) where And (Now) here

The "Ying (No) where And (Now) here" Gao smart dress, which is brought by Canadian Montreal designer, looks as mysterious and misty as a series of names. It is described as "immortal" in cyber language. The highlight is the integration of light-emitting fiber, eye tracking and voice technology. When the onlookers watch clothes or speak, the clothing will react, showing the flow of light or changing the pattern, so that clothing is also a concept of life.

　　 4. Tinkerbell

This Tinkerbell dress is Designer Richard Nicoll, Studio XO and Disney's optical fiber dress have been shown in London Fashion week. It uses lightweight power supply fiber fabrics and embedded high brightness LED lights, which will make the wearer look like elf at night. {page_break}

5, air dress

The concept of The Air Dress is to make you like a chameleon and change colors according to the ambient temperature. Its fabric is integrated with chemical compounds and special nano ink. It can feel environmental factors such as wind, humidity, ultraviolet and so on, and change colors and shapes accordingly.

　　 6. Cognitive Dress

Just like its name, the key point of Cognitive Dress is "cognition". It uses IBM technology, built-in sensors to monitor user emotions, including curiosity, joy, excitement, passion and encouragement, and displays different colors through LED lights. {page_break}

　　 7. Katie Perry dress

Katie Perry, the famous "fruit sister", once wore a smart dress to attend the New York Metropolitan Museum charity dance. This dress is tailored to Cute Circuit and integrates various colors of LED lights. Perry can turn on these LED lights through hidden switches in the bra. Obviously, fruit sister always dares to bravely innovate in her dress.

　　 8. Cinderella dress

At the New York Metropolitan Museum charity dance this year, Hollywood actress Claire Denise was stunning the Zak Posen with her custom-made Cinderella dress. This dress is made of special optical fiber yarn without power supply. It will be like Cinderella in a dark environment. Crystal shoes It looks wonderful. {page_break}

　　 9. Fluid Dress

Designer Charlie Bucket uses a large number of flexible plastic pipes to weave a wonderful. Full dress By injecting gas and color into the tube and monitoring with sensors, it can change the color with the mood of the wearer, so as to express emotions.

　　 10. Intimacy 2

Holland designer Anouk Wipprecht has always been intelligent. clothing The pioneer of the field, his most famous transparent dress "Intimacy" series, has developed to 2. The series uses special materials and integrates heart rate sensors. Clothing can express the concept of intimacy when monitoring the wearer's heart rate to become transparent.