Unexpected videogame adverts celebrate women, fashion, and dance
A more fiercely feminine type of game marketing.
A more fiercely feminine type of game marketing.
A dadbod and promo shirt evaluation.
Knyttan is a fashion startup or, if you would prefer a cultural reference, a 21st century incarnation of Cher’s closet in the opening scenes of the 1995 teen classic Clueless. In practice, the film’s build-your-own-wardrobe app looks an awful lot like the maker movement’s version of fashion design. You log in to the company’s website, pick an item of clothing—current offerings are limited to jumpers and scarves—and proceed to customize patterns that Knyttan has asked designers to contribute. Those designers do not all hail from the world of fashion: Moniker is an interaction design studio; Nicolas Sasoon describes his work…
The Adafruit designer empowers everyone to bring their fashion to life.
Finding the intersection of wearables, fashion, video games, and nightmares.
A taxonomy of flânerie.
Haters gonna hate—until you liberate them with love smooches.
Everything changes at the drop of a hat.
A fashion collection inspired by “the tension between the real and the virtual, between 2D and 3D.”