New LED “Matrix Technology” for ultra-thin wearables by Lumen Couture #Wearables #WearableWednesday @chelscore
Lumen Couture announces their “Matrix Collection” which uses thin LED panels with bluetooth and audio connectivity.
Each garment is independently designed by seasoned FashionTech designer Chelsea Klukas, who is the co-founder of the internationally-acclaimed fashion technology organization MakeFashion. With MakeFashion, Klukas has produced over 7 years of runway fashion shows over the world and has produced over 100 fashiontech garments. MakeFashion also contributes to introducing young girls to STEM through hands-on education in creating wearable tech fashion.
The garments are available for order, with the choker design shipping January 27, and the belt and dress designs shipping in Feb/March 2020. The app that controls the garments is free and available for Android and iOS.
The ultra-thin LED materials are also available for direct order for FashionTech designers, contact hello @ chelscore.com for details.
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