CyberFashion Show at Siggraph 2005

Aug 6 2005, 2:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Did not know the term Cyber is still hip. In any case at this years Siggraph another CyberFashion show took place.

I am all into wearable technology and somehow every time a show like this trying to celebrate the advancements or future in this field are way to arty for my taste.
The shown standard wearable gadgets like HMDs or the Fossil Wrist PDA are not really hot. My favorite items are the stainless steel exoskeletons (see photo) by Soul in the Machine.
Still it is worth to check out the Wired News coverage and photos.
More details on Wired News (Via Engadget). See also the wearable technology fashion show that took place at the 3GSM show in Cannes.

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