...a significant new source of consumer data. The latest innovations in smart clothing are putting individuals in control of their data, in some cases cueing up personal data as the...

...restaurant seems to appeal to adventurous diners extending far beyond the niche subculture typically associated with nudism. The Bunyadi The Bunyadi In Melbourne, a no-clothing dining event popped up in...

...of the male beauty salon in the UK and its effect on masculinity and gender equality. –Tommy Hilfiger has released a clothing line with built-in Bluetooth chips that track usage...

...Fashion Modern?–we shift the focus from the individual to the collective sphere and highlight not only the ways in which clothing is made, but the ways in which it might...

...are interested, though interest falls to 29% in Japan. Consumers are particularly interested in trying Chinese smartphones, laptops, home appliances and clothing. Notably, younger generations are more interested than older...

...and mindfully designed clothing lines, marking the fashion and media industries’ latest step towards authenticity and inclusion. The Disability Collection. Courtesy of Maskot/Getty Images In 2015, the US Census Bureau...

...different—bringing shoppers through the doors to attend a vintage clothing club, rewarding them financially for recycling their old clothes, helping them pick a new outfit with virtual reality and then...

–In a step towards inclusion, Tommy Hilfiger is launching a line of adaptive clothing for people with disabilities, with magnetic and velcro closures that make clothing easier to wear. Via...

...clothing and then we gave out iPads so you could essentially hold up the iPad, and the clothing would become animated via 3D augmented reality. That was the experience. Now...

...turning to the world of fantasy and imagination for inspiration. Clothing illustrating “Little Red Riding Hood.” From left to right: 18th-cetury cloak, 19th-century nightgown, 1970s cloak by Giorgio di Sant’Angelo,...