Fashion and Wearable Tech Demo Night + Panel Tuesday @EyebeamNYC
“Fashion and the Body” Panel + Wearable Tech Demo Night Tuesday, November 19, 5 – 9pm
Join us for a Computational Fashion double event! Fashion and Wearable Tech Demo Night (5 – 9pm) Fashion and the Body panel (6:30 – 8pm) Tickets: $10 | Available online now Eyebeam 540 West 21st Street NYC
Eyebeam is hosting a panel and demo night exploring emerging opportunities in fashion and wearable technology. The panel, “Fashion and the Body”, will feature a selection of emerging fashion thought leaders and makers, including FIT curator Ariele Elia, designer Titania Inglis, and Computational Fashion Fellow Keren Oxman in a spirited discussion moderated by Sabine Seymour. The conversation will cover possibilities and obstacles for fashion designers looking to incorporate technology in their work, as well as consideration for how/if wearable tech can actually be fashionable.
The panel at 6:30, takes place in conjunction with a Fashion and Wearable Tech Demo Night beginning at 5pm. Attendees will get a chance to talk one-on-one with designers and entrepreneurs and check out compelling products at the intersection of wearable technology, garments, jewelry, and accessories.
Computational Fashion is supported in part by The Rockefeller Foundation Cultural Innovation Fund.
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