...new wave of wearables that monitor UV exposure. -A writer for Medium on why “compassionate capitalism” business models—such as TOMS or Warby Parker—are “kind of a scam.” -As tech allows...

On-body wearables have become widespread in the past few years. Now, researchers say that wearable technology will soon be small and flexible enough to adhere directly to the skin. “Electronics...

...a lightweight connected patch and “pregnancy coach” that helps expectant mothers monitor contractions in the third trimester. Beauty tech The beauty device market is set to reach $54 billion by...

...empowered women are seeking communal spaces that double as zones of empowerment, and turning to modern mystics, urban sound baths and spiritual life coaches for guidance. We profile the beauty,...

–Business of Fashion explores nutricosmetics—digestible beauty products that are expected to become a $7.4 billion industry by 2020. -In a special report dubbed “Food and the new east,” The Calvert...

...Embracing Analog, adding old-school spins to high-tech devices. –CNET compiles predictions on the wearables market from tech leaders. –The New York Times reports that in Silicon Valley, “the race is...

...happen with newer technologies like wearables. For example, there’s the MEMI, a wristband that alerts you only to calls from people who really matter to you—your close friends, kids, school,...

...–Wallpaper* recaps the French design and interiors showcase Maison et Objet. –Smithsonian magazine shows what’s coming up in the burgeoning field of beauty wearables. –At Davos, World Economic Forum attendees...

...beauty industry is challenging gender norms in the conservative East Asian country, writes i-D. –A new study from L2 shows what department stores still need to do to get on...

...up to speed on where retail is headed, or (snore!) wearables. It also makes you more judgmental of the panels. Finding the truly new and disruptive ideas—or attending the right...