In every prior game, the wearer of the black headband won and the wearer of the white headband lost.
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Masks reduce the spread of infectious disease by catching microbes expelled by the wearer and protecting the wearer from microbes in their environment.
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Both models have modes that allows the wearer to pipe in noise from around them so the wearer is not isolated from the outside world.
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The suit activates when the wearer starts walking, transferring energy from the motors via the cables to the wearer, and putting an extra spring in their step.
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It's not that it's bad taste, it's just no taste — unlike a traditional watch, it expresses nothing of its wearer, other than that the wearer has nothing to express.
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The light was invisible to the wearer, but it could trick a face-recognition system into thinking the wearer was, say, the musician Moby, who is Caucasian, rather than an Asian scientist.
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We give the freedom to the wearer to be fluid.
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It can do whatever the wearer wants it to do.
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Right now, it's controlled by the wearer via an app.
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However, the VR headset wearer can't see the real ball.
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Their textured platform soles give the wearer a lift, too.
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Yet the typical wearer is "definitely a trendsetter," he said.
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Clearly, the samurai outfit afforded little comfort to the wearer.
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Their value depends entirely on the perception of the wearer.
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Such a distinctive jewel tends to attract a distinctive wearer.
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Solange Knowles: recording artist, fashion icon, wearer of craft supplies.
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The learning algorithms also automatically add power to the joints to make it easier when the wearer climbs stairs, and they can even sense when the wearer is becoming tired, adding additional strength and stability.
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Masks help protect the wearer from air or fluids containing pathogens.
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Donning a Zaouli mask has a profound effect on its wearer.
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A wearer is seen interacting with these interfaces outside the smartwatch.
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The wearer informs his colleague that he's reaching into poison ivy.
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Foldable dividers allow the wearer to customize the bag as needed.
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That way, the wearer doesn't have to worry about losing them.
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The wearer should know the rules for safe wear and care.
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And maybe they can even help the wearer attract positive vibes.
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Then the wearer adjusts the time using markers on the crown.
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It exposes the face of the wearer, whoever, wherever they are.
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Too often what is Nude is not nude for the wearer.
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A gift certificate to Warby Parker for the daily glasses-wearer
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Normal use and damage caused by the wearer usually are excluded.
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Time, in essence, stopped, allowing the wearer a moment of reflection.
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The perfume wearer will be no wiser the next time out.
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Shorts are game for anything and imply that the wearer is, too.
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Once activated, the wearer can choose between three different options to pray.
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The extremely thin hexagonal panels also flex and mold to the wearer.
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It's more proof that makeup is for the wearer, not anyone else.
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We would scale the experience based on the height of the wearer.
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One-sided silks were flipped toward the inside, for the wearer alone.
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The Samsung Welt can expand after the wearer eats a big meal.
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Everything is made here in L.A. I'm a big woven-shirt wearer.
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The wearer is clearly averse to exposed bald patches of the pate.
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Rather, it relates to the amount of sun exposure the wearer gets.
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In other words, they can physically prevent the wearer from seeing distractions.
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But the best protection masks offer may be protection from the wearer.
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"Basically," he said of its wearer, "she'll look like a jewelry box."
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In that tale, a bit of ancient bling renders the wearer invisible.
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Originally made as a sort of giant blood-pressure cuff, constricting and releasing the wearer in haptic harmony with another wearer, the shirt proved alarming, and now one hug shirt merely vibrates in long-range synch with another.
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This means, unlike the current Vive, that the headset doesn't require external sensors or arrays to track the movement of the wearer, and it can track the wearer as they move up, down, left, right, and backwards, and forwards.
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Princess Diana was a frequent wearer of the Alice band in the '80s.
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This makes the suit cooler for the wearer, but will not impact safety.
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Each piece in her line features feminist slogans meant to empower its wearer.
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The skirt also has holes through which its wearer can slip her arms.
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I wanted the wearer of the shirt to feel like a bad ass!
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Do that, and Thanos, the villainous wearer of the Gauntlet, snaps his fingers.
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If you're a lipstick wearer, though, this may strike fear into your heart.
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They're comically large and indiscreet, lending the wearer an old-school robot look.
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These are clothes that reify not only the wearer, but also the creators.
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Reversed, sped up, slowed down, it's all at the discretion of the wearer.
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The duo's connection to the wearer seems to go beyond a customer transaction.
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Or imply that the wearer does not want to leave DNA evidence behind.
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So why design garments that (almost) no one but the wearer will enjoy?
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They're able to translate as the wearer speaks and support 60 different languages.
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The company noted that the typical Apple Watch wearer likes to change bands.
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The ensemble is an unresolved one, encapsulating the dualities present in any wearer.
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Ms. Goodwin describes a tension that she said has almost always existed in makeup: polite looks meant to make the wearer conventionally "pretty" to others contrasted with makeup that functions primarily to express the mood, ideas and tastes of the wearer.
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Within moments, a colourful emoji is projected back to the glasses and appears to the wearer on a small screen fitted onto the upper right corner of the device, giving an instantly recognizable emotional cue that the wearer can see.
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If the wearer is unresponsive for a minute, it will send out the alert.
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The wearer can press forward for each step or use a continuous walk mode.
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It's a look that definitely makes a sporty yet sophisticated statement about its wearer.
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The robotic ankle helped to propel the wearer forward while facilitating a natural stride.
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Edgar knows, and has it confirmed by "killer doc" and harmonica-vest-wearer, Vernon.
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New York's Phil Moffa (AKA The Butcha) has long been wearer of many hats.
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Near or far, no matter where the wearer looks, the world will be clear.
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These sunglasses allow their wearer to listen to music, podcasts, and more — without headphones.
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Like the Iron Man suit, Hyundai's exoskeleton will give the wearer super-lifting strength.
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What flustered watch wearer can't decided and instead opts for a two-in-one?
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As much as I hate to admit it, I'm a serial one-time wearer.
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He arrived a loving father; innocent school teacher; green-shirt and tan chinos wearer.
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The lenses will then darken until the wearer returns to the task at hand.
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Of course, as any makeup wearer knows, you can't easily cover an open wound.
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But it's there to amplify the energy and the spirit of the jean-wearer.
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Each gown's embroidery is unique and represents the city that its wearer is from.
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Ideally, each robot should be customized to its wearer, which gets expensive, Walsh said.
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They're also helpful in preventing a wearer from touching their face with dirty hands.
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Some works are bejeweled and beautiful, designed to enhance the aesthetic of the wearer.
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But any Apple Watch wearer is familiar with situations where this feature gets frustrating.
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Based on the evidence, masks appear to help both the wearer and other people.
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They monitor the wearer's heart rate, breathing, and vital signs while the wearer sleeps.
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A dress-up costume can be mistaken for a uniform, including by its wearer.
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Nobody believed a body spray could single-handedly seal the deal for its wearer.
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There is already a "hug shirt" that can transmit touch from sender to wearer.
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It notifies the driver and a central monitoring system if the wearer appears drowsy.
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Women's clothing is often made with little to no input from the wearer herself.
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Also, as the wearer, you always have to see these tattoos, so choose wisely.
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It was a pattern known as Marilyn, after its original famous wearer, Marilyn Monroe.
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We celebrate him as a true visionary, an activist, adventurer, and coolest pajama wearer.
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The black garment featured a high neckline that extended over the wearer&aposs face.
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This smart earpiece translates languages with voice recognition in real time for the wearer.
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I'm a longtime contact wearer and I didn't know that you shouldn't get contacts wet.
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Con said that the device won't affect sensation for the wearer or their sexual partner.
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This also enables the system to help the wearer avoid collisions with real-world objects.
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By swiping on the tattoo, the wearer can control the music playback on the app.
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" She added: "You're a new hat wearer, so you may feel more daring next time.
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Under this new definition, lingerie is more about pleasing the wearer than the prospective viewer.
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"It was a very fast day, a high average (speed)," said pink jersey wearer Dumoulin.
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The wearer controls it using pressure sensors that sit under the soles of their feet.
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It's not a backpacking rig and lacks any sorts of economic padding for the wearer.
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It can also be custom-molded to a wearer in as few as two hours.
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But the biggest limitation is how many a wearer can control at a given time.
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In comparison, the concept of undergarments that leaves the wearer "as [they] are" is unusual.
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And then, if all else fails, it zaps the wearer until they're very much awake.
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The result is something that, by design, may always be invisible to the shoe's wearer.
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Force sensors in the fingers also give the wearer feedback on how hard they're gripping.
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If you're a glasses-wearer, you've probably heard of affordable designer eyewear company Warby Parker.
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But many of them are ineffective, don't smell good, or give the wearer a rash.
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It paints a very pretty picture, but it also gives the wearer energy and confidence.
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And on this version, the wearer can only tell the time by chiming the watch.
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And it would be totally possible to dismiss him as your average tinfoil hat wearer.
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Surgical masks, comparatively, are loose-fitting and protects the wearer from large droplets and splashes.
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I'm a longtime braid wearer, and it's important to pick tones that complement the skin.
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They are garments that focus on the experience of the wearer, making them intensely personal.
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" Another bustier wearer agreed: "I have not been more excited about a bra in years!
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Theme parks are constantly collecting gadgets that the original wearer doesn't come back to claim.
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Clothes like this, worn casually, tend to confer an authority the wearer does not have.
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Jewelry allows the wearer to be involved, choosing how to wear it on the body.
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Every decade has had its male earring-wearer: '90s jocks, '80s machismo, '70s punks, '60s hippies.
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But today, Middleton adds "wearer of Princess Diana's favorite crown" to her list of style accolades.
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It recently released Gear Sport Watch, which allows its wearer remote control of home smart devices.
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Suri acts as a guide for the wearer, explaining details about different pieces in the exhibition.
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It shows a level of ignorance or lack of concern that reflects poorly on the wearer.
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The wearer needs to feel at ease, and oversized pieces are one way to achieve this.
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An appendage that the wearer can't "feel" means they have to check in more than usual.
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Once the wearer is married, they can move the ring to their left hand's fourth finger.
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It transmits 3D models of people in remote places in real-time to the HoloLens wearer.
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The chair enables its wearer to effectively sit down and stand up at the same time.
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As the sensor's microfluidic channels change color, they can indicate how much its wearer is sweating.
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It's designed in such a way that the wearer can quickly open and securely close it.
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For this reason, the shoes are thought to create a feeling of empowerment for the wearer.
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I had been a fairweather leggings-wearer (and a low-key pants-hater) my entire life.
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Privacy concerns have swirled around wearable devices that record what the wearer sees, like Google Glass.
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That model can detect what a wearer is doing (opening a doorknob, using a screwdriver, etc.).
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But they do stop a wearer from spreading droplets of contagion when they sneeze or cough.
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" And, the pieces "rarely feature large, showy gemstones which might make the wearer feel self-conscious.
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One such spine-wearer was Ampyx priscus, which thrived 480m years ago, during the Ordovician period.
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The watch recognizes when a wearer falls and automatically sends a notification to an emergency contact.
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Red is so often left out of Western weddings, but it draws strength to the wearer.
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But beyond their masterly construction, these small sculptures are created to empower and invigorate the wearer.
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Unlike paintings, "a watch is always on the wrist: It's living with the wearer," she said.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests it's even possible to determine if the wearer is having sex, Slomovic said.
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After the wearer is fully body scanned, her measurements are adapted to the Kinematic Dress's design.
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In case you missed the memo, Matt Lauer was joking, people, about being a lifelong choker wearer.
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The Apple Watch Nike+ also nudges its wearer with motivational stats to get them running more often.
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They can tell the wearer the weather or time, read text messages and even order an Uber.
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As armor, it renders its wearer unstoppable; as sneaker material, it can neutralize leaps from tall buildings.
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Wiley X sunglasses pride themselves on developing eyewear that's both safe and provides utility for the wearer.
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It's a lot of safeguards designed to keep the thing from moving while the wearer works out.
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It's meant to keep any hard parts of the headphone from creating undue pressure on the wearer.
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How about half off an eyeshadow palette stocked with staple shades that every makeup wearer should have?
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Bose audio sunglasses These sunglasses allow their wearer to listen to music, podcasts, and more — without headphones.
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These Kutte say "Turbojugend" instead of "Turbonegro" and identify the local chapter to which its wearer belongs.
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Although it does of course require the wearer to also charge, wear and not lose a ring.
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This lets the wearer swing the bag off one shoulder, unzip a side and grab a camera.
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Not only is the final design beautiful, it'll make the wearer look like a vintage Justin Bieber.
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With a tap, it will alert the wearer of how close they are to their daily goal.
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I imagined the coat slowly zipping up over the face, carrying its wearer off into her grave.
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It was nice of lineman Corey Peters to retrieve the shoe and reunite it with its wearer.
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Levi's new "Wedgie" fit updates this old-school design, promising to give its wearer the ultimate derrière.
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As a result, the new shirt allows the wearer to move naturally while (mostly) hiding the person.
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There is also an entirely reflective jacket which is reversible, in case the wearer needs to hide.
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But, unusually, Mr. Ninomiya's clothes save their aggression and their punishments for the world, not their wearer.
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The Tarnhelm, a dwarf-made magic helmet, allows its wearer to disappear or change shape at will.
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For instance, the watch can detect when a wearer has fallen down, a leading cause of injuries.
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It got lecherous fast, and numerous men saw the veil as an invitation to undress its wearer.
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A surgical mask can block large particles, including saliva, to protect both the wearer and surrounding people.
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The modest yet unabashedly glamorous pieces are designed to make a wearer feel both powerful and protected.
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"They are really not to protect the wearer, they're designed to protect the people all around you."
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It shows a level of naïveté that would alienate the wearer as a tourist in the workplace.
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Those nearby will not be able to hear responses from the smart assistant, only the glasses wearer.
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A few months later, another Google Glass wearer had theirs smashed to the ground by a stranger.
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The company also has a beta feature that will automatically detect the wearer when placed over their ears.
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Its inherently personal nature gives its wearer complete ownership of it — something the designer thinks can be empowering.
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Click through to see how I became a leather pants wearer, and let me know how I did.
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The audience hurtles into the path of the oncoming train along with the wearer of those devilish shoes.
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A complete exam and proper fit help ensure that eyewear with UV protection performs optimally for the wearer.
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Along with the new EKG feature, it can also detect if its wearer suddenly falls to the ground.
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The pea coats looked hefty enough to stand up to the elements or the lack of a wearer.
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Which is to say, very dorky, and unclear as to who exactly the wearer is trying to impress.
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As a forever-wearer of glasses, the idea of specs turning into such a fashion accessory bewilders me.
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That gown represents a lot, not just for its wearer, but also for the man who designed it.
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Honestly, it seems to be working: Pachev's dad, also a Crocs-wearer, finished the race in 76:07.
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They seemed to have been fabricated with love, perhaps by a person who cared for the jacket's wearer.
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The wearer was to be a statuesque dancer named Clémentine Deluy, known for her work with Pina Bausch.
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So, I gave her more Black features or made her curvier or thinner to relate to the wearer.
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Its wearer—his back to the restaurant's façade and to Etheridge—gestured repeatedly, as if in persuasion. Mrs.
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App users are able to make the watch call a number without its wearer, or those nearby, noticing.
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Be warned, however — while we are very much amused by this, its intended wearer most likely won't be.
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The wearer risks an eye ulcer which can be sore and in extreme cases can be sight threatening.
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To add more time, the wearer can tap again to record up to 30 seconds of continuous video.
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The suit's legs are tethered together so the wearer has limited mobility and must shuffle instead of walk.
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These pillars in our society interweave with an aim to empower the wearer with a presence and hierarchy.
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Several designs have keychain fastenings that allow the wearer to attach the piece to garments or other accessories.
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So it's not just the glove by itself that is attractive to me, the wearer is equally important.
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They will help slow transmission in the community, even though they don't ensure complete protection for the wearer.
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A physical therapist, for example, could review the data and help the wearer to become more ergonomically healthy.
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Logitech's software also grants the wearer more control over their voice, allowing for volume adjustments and mic monitoring.
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It doesn't look very safe, but this clip of a bear suit wearer riding a motorcycle did numbers.
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The new Apple Watch Series 4 has sensors that can automatically detect if the wearer trips and falls.
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So there are backpacks with airbags that cause the churning snow to drive the wearer toward the surface.
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However, Apple said this would force the wearer into "uncomfortable and awkward positions" when trying to take photos.
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U2 frontman and noted sunglass wearer Bono has been spraying opinions lately, both in interviews and in songs.
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The ability to see what a HoloLens wearer is seeing, called Mixed Reality Capture, is built into the headset, but the eye-popping demos we've seen at Microsoft Build and in videos provided by Microsoft almost invariably show us both the HoloLens wearer and virtual objects in one HD video.
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That configuration permits the computer to warn a wearer when he is on a collision course with an obstacle.
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Or will it be an inflated silhouette, where the air between the cloth and the wearer creates the silhouette?
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As Brian wrote earlier this week, smartwatches need to get better and provide a better experience for the wearer.
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Each was developed with the intention of layering the fragrances, allowing the wearer to create the perfect personalized scent.
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Charles says she only uses water-based inks because they're safe for the wearer and gentler on the environment.
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But uh no, here comes Jimmy Fallon — the sitting wearer of the Tightest Pants — ready to defend his turf.
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Pre-release previews always feature a "handler" that hovers behind the headset-wearer and shifts cords as they move.
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At this point the wearer can turn their body to determine who in the room is peeping at them.
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Her goal was to build a collection "that will add confidence and help the wearer work harder," she explained.
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Motors and fans work together to filter air as it comes in and deliver cleaner oxygen to the wearer.
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The Pro then counters that external sound with equal anti-noise, so the wearer never hears the external sound.
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"My woman is complex, she embodies a perfect marriage of severity and delicacy," says Dojaka of her ideal wearer.
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No one can argue whether or not a style choice has personal significance; that power lies within the wearer.
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His prize is an endorsement deal, for a "perfume" called Un-truth, which bestows social esteem upon its wearer.
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Muthuvel Karunanidhi, a screenwriter, poet and wearer of colossal sunglasses, died only last year, at the age of 94.
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The Carl Zeiss smarglass lens projects images via waveguide, so they're visible to the wearer and no one else.
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To me, however, the most compelling feature is one that monitors irregular heartbeats while the wearer is sitting still.
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And while Jimmy Brooks was many things — school jock, expert wearer of track suits — he was not a star.
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When the wearer activates the rosary, they can choose what kind of prayer they'd like within the free app.
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Unfortunately, other than making its wearer look absolutely ridiculous, this facial belt did nothing that it claimed to do.
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I'm also a contact lens wearer, but my placement is agile thanks to my 9-plus years with them.
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Now, for the lucky wearer (French first lady Brigitte Macron has a similar Auclert design), it's back in circulation.
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Monitors are GPS-tagged and sound an alarm when the wearer is not where he is supposed to be.
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Let's have a moment of praise for Serena Williams: friend of Beyoncé, tennis champion, wearer of sandals with a ballgown.
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The Apple Watch remains unlocked as long as the wearer keeps it strapped to their wrist after inputting the passcode.
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Users speak to the device like they would to Apple's Siri, addressing it by a specific name the wearer designates.
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The helmet is designed to impart as much visibility to the wearer as possible, and provides plenty of critical information.
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In August, GameStop will offer limited inventories of a Pokemon bracelet, which vibrates when the wearer is near a monster.
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After installing Lumos' Apple Watch app, the Watch will record how its wearer makes their left and right turn gestures.
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The device isn't intended to just isolate the wearer but also communicate with others, telling them: Go away, I'm busy.
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When it comes to tie-dye (and like most other things in fashion), the wearer gives meaning to the trend.
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"Eventually the technology could be able to advise the wearer how to interact more effectively with others," reads the report.
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Mille used "pendulum impact testing" to simulate the acceleration that occurs due to sudden movements or shock to the wearer.
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Then, users collectively vote on these pictures (that don't show faces) on whether or not these bras fit the wearer.
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Few now can make the beaded corsets whose patterns and colors would tell you the life story of its wearer.
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Like the politicians who cater to our basest fears today, Brinkley was a master manipulator, an expert wearer of masks.
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But more likely, according to former transition spokesman (and goatee wearer) Jason Miller, Trump is just after a specific look.
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A Dutch design student invented a projector that superimposes an image of a different face over that of the wearer.
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Its six pleasure settings range from soft vibrations to intense pulsation to benefit both the TOR's wearer and their partners.
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He's working on a kind of protective suit that is apparently meant to keep its wearer safe in extreme cold.
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In 1636, René Descartes created contact lenses, using glass tubes filled with water; unfortunately, the wearer was unable to blink.
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"It's a new form factor, but you as the wearer of this product, you just see content," Wiemer assured me.
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And Gabriel as well, going from a buttoned-up coward to a fighter and brawny wearer of tucked-in undershirts.
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While it may be annoying to deal with a headphone-wearer, it's also annoying to have little to no privacy.
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The collection's silhouettes, meanwhile, were oversize and enveloping, designed to move fluidly with a wearer who is constantly in motion.
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"Ramona was definitely a heavy perfume wearer," Lopez told me backstage at her fragrance launch event in New York City.
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Fashion is supposed to make you feel good and generally not demand deep analysis of conflicting emotions in the wearer.
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After that, she made a G.P.S. blazer, which vibrates to tell the wearer when to turn right or left (Navigate).
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A bone-conduction audio system would allow the wearer to hear Alexa without having to insert headphones into their ears.
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An habitual wearer of insect-themed brooches, Hale opted on Wednesday for what appeared to be a large winged beetle.
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Though there were wonders throughout — layers of lace, tulle, beading and gems — they threatened to overwhelm wearer and spectator alike.
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Far from offering another didactic approach to lifestyle, Haal wants the wearer to make what they will of his designs.
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But we're even more in favor of the kind of tattoo that comes with a self-love message for its wearer.
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But that's also another step that I, the wearer, the person-who-is-not-wearing-it-wrong, would have to take.
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Based on these variances, a small computer mounted on the glove is able to tell which letter the wearer is signing.
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Mood-matching lipsticks make that tough decision, changing color based on the wearer—but it has nothing to do with mood.
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The Infinity Gauntlet grants its wearer absolute power, and you can rewrite reality using it in any way you can imagine.
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But of course, masks must eventually come off, and when they do the wearer will reckon with her true self underneath.
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And often, menswear worn by women has the effect of enhancing the femininity of the wearer rather than conveying true androgyny.
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While similar speakers sound a lot better for the wearer, it's still clear to other people when they have something playing.
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It then looks at neural activity in the brain as the wearer of the hearing aid concentrates on a specific interlocutor.
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Though the wearer appears to be standing, in fact, they are resting their back and legs while working on their feet.
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If the Watch detects a fall, it'll immediately call emergency services if the wearer doesn't dismiss the call within five seconds.
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T-shirts and mesh caps for sale in West Virginia's main airport advertise that the wearer is a "Coal Miner's Wife".
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What's more, the advent of Apple Watch turned me into a regular watch-wearer again, period, be it analog or digital.
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It can also identify if the wearer falls and give them the option to call emergency services if they're in trouble.
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Each piece has 'property of:' sewn-in tags to note the wearer throughout the years, one of Parker's own family rituals.
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She appealed to the Cher voter, to the BLM activist, to the hijab wearer and, of course, to the media elite.
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Tasks can be downloaded using an app and then entered into the glove, at which point the wearer learns through repetition.
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As a Twitter storm erupted over Blevins' comments , innocent bystander — and suit wearer — Aodhán Ó Ríordáin got caught in the crossfire.
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New men's underwear brand Eletrunks allows the wearer to subtly adjust his "manhood" without shoving a hand down his pants. Yep.
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Gao's work often explores the relationship between the garment and the wearer, and the garment's interaction with the world at large.
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Its companion app keeps track of how saturated the tampon is and alerts a wearer when it needs to be changed.
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Mark, a "self-sufficient living" vlogger and jorts-wearer, happened upon an old rear-projection television that someone else threw out.
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Love a T-shirt that lets me know the wearer has made the conscious decision to advertise themselves as explicit content.
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The shoulder, elbow, and wrist are all individually powered, allowing the wearer to reach over their head and behind their back.
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If the wearer lies motionless for longer than a minute the watch will automatically call 911 with the user's GPS coordinates.
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It snaps on to regular glasses and can read text or recognize faces and tell the wearer who they're talking to.
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A reduction in metabolic cost makes the wearer feel lighter — 12.6 pounds lighter for runners, and 16.3 pounds lighter for walkers.
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"Elements" is a 3D-printed, wireless, Bluetooth-powered necklace that changes color every time the wearer faces a different cardinal direction.
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PLA and other similar materials essentially become hard plastic, which means the wearer can't bend down, sit or walk too quickly.
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Louis XIV famously wore high heels, and during his reign, the taller the shoe, the higher the position of the wearer.
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I repeat, Sofia Vergara is now a proud wearer of forehead fringe, and the look is almost too hot to handle.
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"Meow," Mr. Rader's friend said to his fellow sweater-wearer, but she wound up with the guy without the Christmas sweater.
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Shihui Zhou sews together articles of clothing in droopy, evocative ways that make the absence of a wearer seem almost grotesque.
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This requires a special pair of underwear, typically outfitted with a pouch, into which the wearer can snugly insert a prosthetic.
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The royal headgear has throughout history symbolized the power of its wearer, and was typically made using expensive metals and jewels.
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In those long-ago days, carrying a sleek Prada backpack was a surefire tell that the wearer was in the know.
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Instead of making the wearer seem like a cog in a wheel, Mr. Browne's suits made him or her stand out.
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Like a pair of hand-me-down jeans, hand-me-down unions often just don't fit the current wearer quite right.
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The Sleep Shepherd headband, invented by a professor whose daughter had a sleep disorder, monitors brain waves while the wearer sleeps.
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It incorporates a new complication that allows the wearer to set a timer as much as 20160 hours before an event.
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The long skirt's narrow opening at the ankles caused the wearer to barely be able to walk (and led to accidents).
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It's worth the effort because it's so lightweight, it lets you make something larger but still very comfortable for the wearer.
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"There's something very human about shoes, obviously the wear and tear and the marks and traces of the wearer," says Wigmore.
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They're often imitated, but we can probably all agree that no one can nail them quite like the original wearer did.
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The opening song was their way of paying tribute to the late legend, and, as it happens, another wearer of many hats.
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With its camera, the helmet can even identify text on signs and books in front of the wearer, and read it out.
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From Runner's World:Professor Last said the wearer set out initially traveling at around 12 mph, which suggested they were on a bike.
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The sound of the music is converted into vibrations to create what the company calls a "surround body" experience for the wearer.
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In other examples, traditionally patterned ribbons tumble down from the crown and across the shoulders of the wearer, mimicking long, flowing locks.
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While the earrings look bulky — you know, because dinosaurs were bulky — they only require the wearer to have a standard ear piercing.
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Sensors in the exoskeleton detect when the wearer shifts their weight, activating the motors in the backpack that help the individual move.
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Level not only provides the wearer with keen vision but also counts their steps, calories burned while wearing them and activity duration.
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Good luck out there, and please let me know how the Speakerhat experience is if you end up being a beta wearer.
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When the wearer of a prosthetic arm wants to grab something, there are a number of ways they can communicate this signal.
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George Orwell complained that socialism was unpopular because it attracted "every fruit-juice drinker, nudist, sandal-wearer [and] sex-maniac…in England".
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A raddled knee-length wool parka looked as though its wearer had gotten drenched in a Seattle downpour and then tumbled dry.
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But despite being both a watch wearer and a fan of overwrought gadgets, I've never found a liking for the Apple Watch.
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This scarf is decorated with an Infinity Gauntlet pattern and dotted with tiny little Infinity Stones to grant its wearer untold comfort.
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Their first product is an implant that allows the wearer to "sense" north by vibrating every time their body faces magnetic north.
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That tells the actuator to how to shape the lens depending on whether the wearer needs things up close or far away.
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They allow the wearer to then analyze the data to get a better understanding of how their body progressed throughout the day.
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The avid wig wearer showed off her latest hair transformation on Instagram Tuesday, and we can't help but wonder is it permanent?
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The five-minute long interactive experience, created by VR company Groove Jones, transported the VR goggles wearer inside a Happy Meal box.
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Once there, the remote user played tour guide, showing the Oculus wearer on stage around a static 360-degree photo of London.
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Land Rover suggests the wristband wearer can then enjoy outdoor activities — running, swimming, or cycling — without needing to haul the key around.
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At Marni, classic men's shirts and suits came complete with velcro adjustments, which enable the wearer to alter the fit and silhouette.
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The watch can detect if the wearer falls, and on cellular models, can now place emergency calls in more than 150 countries.
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The phrase serves the dual purpose of motivating the wearer and debunking the myth that plus-size girls can't be fit too.
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The result is pleats that take on new often sculptural shapes as the wearer moves and are—like the material—near-indestructible.
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"I just want to kill the bastard," Dad explains as he lays into Final Fantasy XV's muscle-bound wearer of mullets, Gladio.
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Its wearer is what traditionally makes the difference here, turning an inanimate pimped-out object into the figurative crown that it is.
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The following May, an anti-rape bracelet that releases a foul smell when the wearer is attacked won a corporate innovation award.
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In doing so, it continues to provide warmth over the life of the product, keeping the wearer more comfortable as a result.
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Gloves limit the ability of fingers to manipulate objects, and the wearer breathes through a straw to simulate having diminished lung capacity.
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The second coat, the fox, was an anniversary gift from her husband, also a longtime fur wearer, whom she married in 2010.
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" Another Twitter user, Udo Güngerich, wrote: "I would have preferred it if an S.U.V. had run over a half-nude helmet wearer.
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Like today's prostheses, it was acutely tailored to its wearer — it was even refitted for her foot several times, the researchers found.
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It has a masked instep, which makes it look as though the wearer is really standing on the balls of their feet.
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Brian Stewart, who died last year, was a proud Scotsman, a wearer of the Black Watch tartan and champion of Scottish dance.
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There are several bold pops of color and some subtle jewel-tones that the casual makeup-wearer might not reach for often.
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As a daily glasses wearer, I take my eyewear very seriously; it's not just an indispensable tool but also a fashion statement.
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"I wanted to create a gift that felt like a secret note, only known by its giver and wearer," Li told us.
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Irenie Ekkeshis, a 39-year-old daily disposable contact lens wearer, was diagnosed with Acanthamoeba keratitis in 2011, despite strict lens hygiene.
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Sometimes they're even dangerous — other players could trip on them if they unravel, or the pins could jab the wearer or others.
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Dani at the Specsavers Spectacle Wearer of the Year Awards: sort, sort, sort, glasses-face emoji, banter with Eyal in the comments section.
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So now that they've come back I'm actually kind of sad about it because I feel like I was the O.G. choker wearer.
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And while some exoskeletons are controlled by thought, Phoenix keeps things simple and puts the controllers, literally, in the hands of the wearer.
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In pursuit of mimicking this ideologically limiting behavior, the Collar AG closely monitors its wearer and instructs their actions in the gallery space.
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Mr Karunanidhi was a former screenwriter, a poet—he was always referred to as "Kalaignar", the artist—and a wearer of colossal sunglasses.
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Now, thanks to celebrity hairstylist Chad Wood, Alba is the proud wearer of the mid-length style that's been trending all over Hollywood.
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Her intricate designs have won clients from around the world, but she is adamant that jewelry must fit the personality of a wearer.
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Hurriyet said the life jackets were made of material that did not float and became heavy when soaked, causing the wearer to sink.
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His design—titled "SWIMSuit- Zero Gravity Underwear"—is a bit like a cross between underwear and a wetsuit that keeps its wearer dry.
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Lake tells me North runs a massive factory in Canada where they process orders and fit the frames and lenses to each wearer.
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By studying seven healthy men wearing an exosuit on a treadmill, the scientists determined that a robotic ankle conferred the wearer maximum assistance.
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That activity, duly interpreted by computer, can be used to drive motors within the prosthesis to make it do what its wearer wants.
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Big and bulky pronouncements to world that the wearer is unafraid to wear his or her nerd cred quite literally on their sleeve.
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This month, the collective released North Sense, a small electronic device implanted into the skin to give the wearer a sense of direction.
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Because prosthetics are such personal items, each one has to (or should) be custom-made or fit to the needs of the wearer.
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This armor completely protects its wearer, providing life support and armor, as well as a heads up display to help soldiers with targeting.
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Another view of the Livio AI. A side view of Starkey's Livio AI hearing aid, and right, how it appears on a wearer.
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They contain a 115-degree-angle lens that will allow the wearer to record up to 30 seconds of video, a Snap Inc.
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Whether you're a laid-back boxers-wearer or an uptight fan of briefs, the choice may have an influence on your sperm health.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)To combat that problem Bose added two more microphones to the 700s directed at the mouth of the wearer.
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Whatever the case, it was the final stepping stone to the prodigiously assured vocalist, superlative dancer, and expert sunglasses wearer we have today.
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Maybe when a wearer gets a phone call, the rovables could move closer to his or her neck to double as a microphone.
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This is much more intuitive than more basic prosthetics, which are generally controlled with switches or buttons, or adjusted manually by the wearer.
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Today he's so much more: Oscar loser, Oscar winner, model dater, Bieber hater, vape vaper, bear wrestler, and wearer of many other hats.
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Platform shoes are called "water-prevention platforms," or fangshuitai (防水台), a practical description — if a wearer can avoid falling over entirely.
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Leggings force the wearer to be their own body-positivity champion, no matter their size or shape, embracing their curves or lack thereof.
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It can be customized in a variety of ways, and makes the wearer look like LeBron James (kind of) instead of a patient.
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All fashion sells a narrative, but these were clothes that touched the imagination while also appearing to be an extension of the wearer.
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The whole point of this exercise remained the same: to create garments that make the wearer feel confident/stronger/better/more fully herself.
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The sub is often populated by surreptitiously photographed people in the offending shirts, like this one, with comments that lightly roast the wearer.
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The second most important thing a pair of headphones can do (after sounding decent) is not make their wearer look like a moron.
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The point was not to define beauty in the eye of the beholder (or not primarily) but in the experience of the wearer.
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When unexpectedly layered under boxy suiting, the humble leather miniskirt can have a transformative effect, allowing its wearer to play with different identities.
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In A Scanner Darkly, Phillip K. Dick imagined a "scramble suit" that projected the likenesses of millions of other people onto the wearer.
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A moldable "Dough" fabric, which can be styled and shaped by the wearer, came as a softer, wool-like version in the collection.
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On the flip side, the manlo can indicate that the wearer has enough years under his belt to be past worrying about appearances.
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It has haptic signals in the neck, shoulders and back vibrates when the wearer is slouching as a reminder to sit up straight.
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Still, the next time you see a Viking helmet, make sure the wearer knows the truth — or at least sing them some Wagner.
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The knees have electrically controlled tension settings that tighten when the wearer is standing up and swing freely when they're walking with the device.
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The company's flagship Smart Helmet is a combination safety helmet and goggles, which also provides the wearer with virtual instructions, safety information and mapping.
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One dress, for example, was composed of white, angular bubbles that made their wearer look like she had emerged from a very foamy bath.
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An 8-megapixel camera faces outward to capture whatever the wearer might want to record, while a 2 megapixel camera is designed for selfies.
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She added that the wearer gets "extra points for a Fendi pom and handheld mini-bag" — but we'll spare our bank accounts this time.
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To be a true replacement, it should also be able to send sensations back to its wearer, to enable him to control it precisely.
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She told me that her goal with making clothes is for the wearer to like what they see when they look in the mirror.
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The app would help people with autism by reading the facial expressions of conversation partners and giving the wearer information about their emotional state.
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A large, somewhat ungainly white cuff with spiky transducers, the bracelet has 24 speakers that emit ultrasonic signals when the wearer turns it on.
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Using one of the device's built in gestures, the "pinch," the wearer can throw a Poké Ball at whatever virtual critters are wandering nearby.
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The Lovetron will consist of a motor, battery and a switch that allows the wearer to turn it off and on with magnetic force.
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The badge was to be presented to soldiers for 'any singularly meritorious action' and permitted its wearer to pass guards and sentinels without challenge.
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The camera senses the location of objects, converting the signals into pulsing haptic vibrations that alert the wearer to the location of an object.
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Mine was from Temple, Texas, and was a male cheerleader in high school, is a lifelong wearer of bowties and a lover of jazz.
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They can detect when the wearer has fallen, and with an impending software update will be able to notify a loved one or 911.
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The Seiko 5 line is the company's adventure series that features automatic movements — the movement of the wearer powers the watch, no battery required.
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Though technically it's considered a "hunting tartan," the moniker refers only to the dark and muted colors, not the activities the wearer participates in.
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As an Android device, it already runs the current DJI apps, though they appear as a regular screen floating in front of the wearer.
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Basically, when the shirts find dangerous levels of pollutants in the air, they change color, displaying a bold geometric pattern and alerting the wearer.
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As a glasses wearer, it'd be pretty cool if I only had to wear my glasses to listen to music and count my steps.
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Not only can the glasses make the wearer essentially disappear to such automated systems, it can even trick them into thinking you're someone else.
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Top-shelf armor provided its wearer a full range of motion as well as protection against all manner of weapons, including arrows and bullets.
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The company's flagship Smart Helmet is a combination safety helmet and goggles that also provides the wearer with virtual instructions, safety information and mapping.
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A Lenovo headset wearer will be able to play with someone wearing an Acer, something not yet possible in the current VR headset world.
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Jet-powered suits that allow the wearer to hop between boats moving at 20 knots and flying hoverboards are just the start of it.
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If you're like me, a non-wearer of rings, the company takes a sort of Warby Parker approach, sending along a home sizing set.
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That way, the coats are lightweight — so lightweight, in fact, that the wearer might not be able to pinpoint where the technology is housed.
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Kelsey Mulvey, commerce reporter:The watch tried: Linjer The Minimalist Women's Watch, $249 Writing for Insider Picks has turned me into a regular watch-wearer.
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The gold foil crosses indicated that the wearer was Christian at a time when the religion had barely taken hold on the British Isles.
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The controller allowed its operator to remotely manipulate the RealTouch, so that their movements would be felt in real-time by the device's wearer.
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Called minute repeaters, they allow the wearer to hit a button and the watch will respond with chimes indicating the time of the day.
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To be justified, watches do not have to have apps; they just have to delight the wearer — and this $350,000 watch does just that.
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As far as accessories go, they have everything: Their message is straightforward and provocative, and protects the wearer as part of a "winning" team.
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For the headphone-wearer, get in her field of vision, or knock on her desk, or say "Hey, Smithers?" in a slightly raised voice.
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With his friend's accident as inspiration, Uehara created ConTekt — a helmet that uses technology to contact 911 the moment its wearer hits the ground.
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For that reason, I'm a year-round boots wearer, and it takes a really special sandal to encourage me to let my feet loose.
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Under the intense Egyptian heat, the scented wax cone would melt into the wearer's hair or wig, providing a sweet aroma to the wearer.
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The feature also works with the fall-detection feature announced the last time around, sending an emergency SOS if the wearer takes a spill.
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Perhaps the purpose is closer to that of the Northern Cheyenne war shirt, a garment-like object designed to protect the wearer in battle.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Each scuff is a story, and the sole of a shoe carries the history of its wearer.
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Korean beauty products are big right now, so pick up a few sheet masks (the ones that make the wearer look like a spooky ghost).
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If the wearer is walking towards a wall, for example, the central motor vibrates softly when he comes within a couple of metres of it.
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One can only imagine some of the possibilities, such as flexible circuits or even safety suits that can alter shape to better protect the wearer.
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When the wearer steps into the shoe, a sensor alerts the engine, which cinches the filaments around the foot in search of the perfect fit.
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When the wearer steps into the shoe, a sensor alerts the engine, which cinches the filaments around the foot in search of the perfect fit.
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Instead, according to the company's website, the Pavlok wristband is intended to help both train the wearer out of bad habits and shape good ones.
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I'm honored that I now get to create fun designs that empower the wearer, especially when she has usually been left out of this experience.
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It could, for example, be designed to detect pollutants in the environment, sending its wearer a signal when they're in the presence of dangerous toxins.
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The pull-on design is made from stretchy fabric and is designed top be both lightweight, breathable and won't move when the wearer is active.
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The Soft Light Blurring Powder is designed to mimic twilight, diffusing pores and fine lines to transform the wearer into a real-life Snapchat filter.
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But, there's a deeper meaning behind the actress' decision to forgo the traditional gown — and it'll make you appreciate it (and its wearer) even more.
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While the bigger names iterate on high-earning formulas, many lesser-known artisans are outdoing themselves with each release, creating concoctions that challenge the wearer.
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The gaudy golden glove gives its wearer the ability to harness the combined power of the stones and use them to... well... do whatever, really.
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These suits are not only designed to protect a wearer from outer space, but also to wage war in a vacuum or on the ground.
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" In a mildly dystopian twist, Bloomberg adds that "eventually the technology could be able to advise the wearer how to interact more effectively with others.
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The automaker is focusing its personal robotic efforts around "wearable robots," or robotic exoskeleton devices that can supplement or augment the mobility of their wearer.
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Not only is it a fashion statement and long-established tradition, wearing a hat to the derby is believed to bring the wearer good luck!
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If worn as an engagement ring, the ring's heart should point toward the wearer, to show that their heart is closed and belongs to another.
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In one Lattice demo, author Stephen Levy put on a Samsung Gear VR headset that showed the wearer a direct video feed of the border.
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For example, he said, a person can "look" at a person entering a room, and the OrCam device will tell the wearer who it is.
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Most third-party app experiences on smartwatches are limited, either performing as "micro-apps" or forcing the wearer to open the app on their smartphones.
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Eventually the device's emotion-reading technology could "advise the wearer how to interact more effectively with others," according to Bloomberg's review of internal Amazon documents.
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For the wearer of such kit, the effect would be to provide a visual response that corresponds to the movements the inner ear is detecting.
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Instead of buttons that the wearer would need to press, the lens would be able to detect the Electrooculographic signals generated by the human eye.
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Ogilvy made the VR goggles by putting two Samsung smartphones together, one filming and transmitting a live stream to the other, viewed by the wearer.
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Whenever the wearer wants to deflate they open a latch inside to release the inverted bubble part and then dives out of the deflating bubble.
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Nelly, perhaps the most famous wearer of Band-Aids in our earthly narrative, has yet to be included in any rundown of great American songwriters.
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The archetypal backpack is an upright rectangle, spanning the space from the waist of its wearer up to somewhere just below his or her shoulders.
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In terms of comfort, this is a significant drop—and one which would be good not only for the wearer but also for energy bills.
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If you're going to make a girl-targeted shirt that suggests the wearer should be *cleaning* you might want to prepare yourself for some backlash.
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The Nettox device emits a sound when HRV and blood oxygen levels fall within this range, which reminds the wearer to stop using their phone.
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By default, it can ping the wearer if his or her heart rate spikes above 120bmp while it appears he or she is at rest.
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A dress was delivered in two sizes, returned by prepaid shipping label to the company's warehouse, dry-cleaned, and sent out to the next wearer.
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Echo Frames cost $180 and are Alexa-enabled, meaning the wearer can speak a command to Amazon's voice assistant and the glasses will hear it.
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It features a 100% genuine leather band and a simple case and dial setup that doubles as great second choice for the minimalist watch wearer.
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A wearer is limited to two profiles because, she said, any more would defeat the point of prioritization and make the vibrations difficult to identify.
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So for example, in one Microsoft HoloLens demonstration, the wearer can build digital Minecraft structures on to a real, physical table in front of them.
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"Just like correcting your vision with contacts, colored lenses require a certain amount of maturity and responsibility on the part of the wearer," he says.
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Swirling together visible-spectrum paints with UV-reactive glazes, the "dip" creates a pretty pattern in daylight, and completely transforms its wearer under a blacklight.
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One goggle-wearer is Josh Reddick, the Astros' right fielder, who is notorious for his champagne-drenched reveling while wearing only stars-and-stripes briefs.
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The pieces came with high price tags, but it only took an encounter with a single garment to appreciate Philo's ability to empower her wearer.
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But as with most pieces of clothing that are suddenly everywhere, there is something about a milkmaid top that makes the wearer look objectively good.
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While people have turned to masks as protection against COVID-19, masks often provide nothing more than a false sense of security to the wearer.
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Its flexible power systems and control strategies integrate the suit and its wearer in ways that mimic the natural biomechanics of the human musculoskeletal system.
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Like some other commenters, I was bemused, when I saw the work in reproduction, by what seemed an overwhelming of the wearer by the worn.
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But a report from Bloomberg published in May suggested the company is working on a wrist-worn gadget that can identify its wearer&aposs emotions.
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She said that "avant-garde" eyeliner like this, and unexpected makeup in general, gives its wearer an opportunity to create a look that's emotionally expressive.
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For spring 2016, the denim company created a silhouette that lifts and holds the cheeks slightly apart giving the wearer — you guessed it — a wedgie.
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The new bandage is made out of a material that creates an electric field when it's stretched or pulled by the movements of its wearer.
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"It would be irrational to assume that unguent cones did not have a scent or that their function wasn't to perfume its wearer," she said.
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He was Perelmann's old-Jewish-joke repository, Perelmann's voice impersonator, Perelmann's sweater wearer, the last living practitioner of Perelmann's skiing technique, Perelmann's surpasser, Perelmann's victim.
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"There's no rhyme or rule occasion-wise, an engraving customizes a bespoke piece of jewelry to make it individual to its wearer," Mr. Smith said.
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Being an actress my whole life, it feels so good to have a clean face when I'm off, so I'm not a big makeup wearer.
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Somewhere in the middle lies the basketball coach's jacket and tie, lending the game dignity but the wearer unwanted restrictions on movement, along with sweat.
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Jimmy Choo teamed up with ZhorTech to create the Voyager Boot, a smart boot that currently allows the wearer to control temperature from an app.
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Rather than diamonds Vivianna Torun Bulow-Hube, a Swedish silversmith and Georg Jensen collaborator, said jewelry should draw attention to the wearer, not her status.
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The device attaches to a slot on the band of an Apple Watch, and the wearer can touch the sensor to get an EKG reading.
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As we know, Arya is a very dangerous murderer, in addition to being an 18 year old with bodily autonomy and a wearer of many faces.
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One that garnered somewhat self-conscious loud claps was 'Decibel Monitoring': an app that will notify the watch wearer when their environment is too dang noisy.
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Last October, MAGA wearer Greg Piatek sued the Happiest Hour for discrimination after staff allegedly ordered him and his friends to leave the West Village bar.
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To gather a residue sample from a surface, the glove's thumb has a carbon disc printed onto it which the wearer rubs across a suspicious area.
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There's also a geofencing setting that lets the Tracker double as an arrival sensor to help trigger different smart home functionality when the wearer gets home.
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The HoloLens does have a built-in camera that will record video of the point of view of the headset wearer, but it's low-quality video.
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For example, it would try lifting the heel earlier or later during a step, or applying more or less energy, to see what suited the wearer.
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For those who want to still be aware of their surroundings there's also a transparency mode that allows the wearer to hear what's around them. 3.
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They are perfectly at one with the wearer (heaven forfend a wig upstages a performer!), folding seamlessly and whisper-soft into the landscape of their universe.
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Electrodes let the wearer control the LUKE Arm's movements with muscle movements and the device transmits grip feedback to the user through a grip-force sensor.
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A video demonstration (top of the page) of the holoportation system shows a ghost-like, translucent image of the person being viewed by the HoloLens wearer.
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The pods are attached to "fabric origami fold-ins" that enable 3D movement, permitting the hardware within them to expand, contract and move with the wearer.
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Because the cameras are worn around your neck, the footage all feels first-person, even when you aren't looking in the direction the wearer was facing.
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The Ambeo smart headset also has noise-canceling capabilities but still allows the wearer to hear outside sounds while they're listening to music if they want.
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And it has an upgraded accelerometer and gyroscope that samples motion data up to eight times faster, allowing the watch to detect when the wearer falls.
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Exposing ankles and behind in a manner that forces you to stand up straighter, a Thom Browne suit dictates that its wearer make certain postural adjustments.
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It's a marked increase over Fitbit's existing sleep tracking, which relies on the on-board accelerometer to gauge how much a wearer moves during the night.
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Worn on ritual occasions and on the battlefield, this labret, like its wearer a serpent ready to strike its prey, would have been a terrifying sight.
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This N7 jacket is inspired by Mass Effect, the N7 signifying that the wearer is a highly trained special forces member of the Systems Alliance military.
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It is directly threatening of a racist assault, and if I were black and were faced by a wearer I would know just where I stood.
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MakeFashion has previously created other amazing wearable tech like a wedding dress which glows when the wearer feels love and prosthetics which are art pieces themselves.
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The headset is meant to tell a wearer when he or she is properly meditating — but when I tried it out, the system continuously encountered errors.
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You see, the Infinity Gauntlet contains all six Infinity Stones, giving its wearer complete mastery over the forces of time, space, mind, soul, reality, and power.
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However, it's the action-based payment gesture that I like the most – simply fist-bump with another Token wearer to make a payment directly to them.
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Captain Marvel's sleek Kree designed suit adapts to water and outer space, protecting its wearer with a mohawk topped helmet—but none of this is explained.
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LG says the Tone Studio has four speakers to provide its wearer a "personal surround sound experience" that mimics the feeling of being in a theater.
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A minimal wardrobe allows the wearer to shift the focus to, say, their jewelry or shoes, or layer Catherine Quin pieces with colored and printed ones.
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A thobe is a hand-embroidered gown that comes in a range of designs and colors, and often signifies the village from where the wearer hails.
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An alarm also sounds if high levels of carbon monoxide fumes are generated when cooking with firewood, charcoal or dung, warning the wearer to move away.
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It's been engineered at the nanoscopic level to prevent water molecules from passing through, while still allowing air to move freely so the wearer doesn't overheat.
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The way the Browns are going through QBs this season, that list of starters could hit the floor if the wearer is under six feet tall.
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Fitbit Versa 2 Health & Fitness Smartwatch, available at Amazon, $199.92Fitbits help the wearer measure and track their health and fitness, including sleep patterns and activity trends.
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Its DWR coating works reasonably well in light rain and snowstorms, while the nylon shell is surprisingly adept at protecting the wearer from cold winds, too.
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Fitbit Charge 3 Fitness Tracker, available at Amazon, from $138Fitbits help the wearer measure and track their health and fitness, including sleep patterns and activity trends.
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Though I, personally, am not a big leather wearer, I am extremely attracted to women in leather, which is why this look just about killed me.
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Multiple companies have developed "smart jewelry" with built-in panic buttons and alarm systems to alert police or emergency contacts that the wearer is in danger.
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"The big draw for this metal is the fact that it will develop a patina over time that will be unique to the wearer," he wrote.
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Brooches are especially prevalent on his site, as they "lend themselves best to experimentation and self-expression, either from the jeweler or the wearer," he said.
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These were meant to evoke an idea of human tents — poles and all — Mr. Green said, offering both a strong statement and protection for the wearer.
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It sends light through the skin, detects if the color change occurs, and generates a signal that the wearer can send to a doctor, website, etc.
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It defined the wearer as an arbiter of style, wealthy (by midcentury he was the most expensive dressmaker in the world) and, most of all, patient.
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The role of Victoria Page, the doomed dancer and wearer of the titular shoes, will be performed by Ashley Shaw, who originated the role in London.
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If so, you will never find her tagging the wearer on her Instagram, or posting a behind-the-scenes Story that would unmask the whole operation.
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If you believe that clothes say something about its wearer (or at least her ambitions), the fact that Kamala Harris picked Converse is a no-brainer.
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It's slim enough to fit under a helmet, it reflects radiated heat back to the wearer, and it's highly breathable thanks to its thin jersey construction.
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Anoraks, macs and jackets in chalky grays and earthy browns were paneled and pocketed with graphic precision, sometimes layered with harnesses to keep the wearer upright.
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But it was not the aesthetic of the Ghost Shirts that impressed him; rather, it was the idea that garments can bestow power on the wearer.
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The amount of force transmitted to your body is greatly reduced and a wearer will not feel the blow — or at least experience a significantly reduced impact.
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Mr Musk himself, more ambitiously still, imagines an implant that would let the wearer tap directly into the internet, and all of the computational power available there.
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The same cameras let the wearer interact with the machine via voice commands, by making gestures in mid-air, or by tracking precisely where he is looking.
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But at the same time, a suit must be relatively strong to contain the pressurized gas inside it and protect the wearer from the vacuum of space.
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So, it's safe to say I've been converted to a blush-wearer who adds a sheer swipe before work, or a few layers before a night out.
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So because it's cold in Sweden, the dress will be made of black velvet, and because the wearer likes to go out dancing, it'll have diamond details.
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Adding VR to a rollercoaster does, however, present challenges beyond those involved when the headset wearer is either stationary or using his own muscles to move around.
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In real language, that means the hi-top sneaker can sense how snugly it should be laced, without the wearer having to tighten and loosen it manually.
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Then they brought in a team of 200 "sniffers" to take a whiff of each shirt and guess how anxious, dominant, or extroverted the wearer might be.
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My sister is a wearer of acrylics and warned me that a button flush (which luckily I do not have at home) will no longer be possible.
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There's also a built-in rangefinder that measures the distance of the object that a wearer is looking at from the glasses, by way of infrared light.
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In it, a cult-like tech company introduces a product called SeeChange, a wearable camera that provides real-time video documentation of the life of its wearer.
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"Sometimes people don't want the black [material] to touch them," says a burqa-wearer at an Islamic school in a poor bit of Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital.
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The repellant used in the clothing, the designers told TakePart, protect the wearer from more than 40 types of insects and will last up to 50 washes.
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There were a few things Holloway heard over and over again: Most strap-ons are too difficult to put on, making the wearer feel clumsy and unsexy.
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In particular, it immediately shows when its wearer is going lame—a problem that about a fifth of British cattle suffer at some point in their lives.
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Previously, researchers have tried to create adversarial fashion using patches attached to stiff cardboard, so that the design doesn't distort on soft fabric while the wearer moves.
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And it means to send a message that the wearer is too savvy, too secure in her skin, to bother keeping pace with the vagaries of style.
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" When asked why he's drawn to volume, Drira suggests that it has to do with comfort and an interest in "how the clothes interact with the wearer.
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A new twist on the classic 2011 fragrance Neroli Portofino, this intensification aims to transport the wearer to a leisurely boat ride off the coast of Italy.
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The wearer is conscious of the lights and sounds at the outset of each use, but becomes less aware of these as they drift off to sleep.
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Intelligent prosthetics are being developed that can sync directly with the human nervous system, enabling the wearer to once again control their limbs with their own mind.
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Her clothes typically revealed bare skin — an exposed midriff here, thighs below an extra-high hemline there — suggesting an empowered wearer in control of the alluring reveal.
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At the Tour de France, Fabio Aru of Italy took the lead after Chris Froome, the previous wearer of the yellow jersey, cracked during a grueling climb.
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The suits fully enclose the wearer, like a spacesuit, and provide their own air supply to prevent any possible risk that scientists could inhale an airborne germ.
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Before it made the AiraWear, Tware also produced a vest targeted at children with autism, which tightens around the wearer to simulate the feeling of being hugged.
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Born out of taping remedies for athletes, their ergonomic fabric gets to know your body and works like Kinesio tape, which offers tactile feedback to its wearer.
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The other end, the spring of the vault, is in the interior world of the wearer and it is somewhere between the two that frock consciousness happens.
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The glasses essentially automate the process of asking for an ID. When the wearer looks at someone, the attached camera apparently takes precise measurements of the person's face.
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A freely-flapping cape attached at the neck is also very destabilizing, because its drag will want to flip the wearer around so that he's flying feet-first.
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The new prototypes aim to make it easier for the wearer to move around, improving on the puffy white suits that astronauts have worn on spacewalks for decades.
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If you're a first time wearer, these rules may seem a little overwhelming on day one, but you will get used to it after one week I promise!
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The glove also features a motion sensor so the speed of the flashing strobe light can be controlled by the wearer simply rotating their hand left and right.
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Level is Bluetooth-enabled and connects to an app to update the wearer of their activity or to let folks know where they may have misplaced their glasses.
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Your correspondent recently donned a "Synesthesia Suit", developed in Japan, that stimulates the wearer with physical sensations, like little buzzes and vibrations as he plays a VR game.
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The Denim CoverallThey're not sexy like a jumpsuit or cute like a romper, but coveralls are really, really cool, and require a worthy wearer to pull them off.
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A newly developed electronic skin lets the wearer manipulate virtual objects without touching them — like typing on a keypad, or adjusting a dimmer just by moving your wrist.
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If glucose levels rise above a certain level, the continuously lit LED light flickers off to alert the wearer, the researchers report today in the journal Science Advances.
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After doing so, a voice assistant informed the wearer, Levi's VP of Innovation Paul Dillinger, of their next meeting time and how long it would take to arrive.
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In the book, these are designed to hide the wearer from view but also limit their ability to perceive their surroundings, smothering any feelings of independence or freedom.
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Combined with collision detection and avoidance technology, this enables the wearer to move around while exploring virtual worlds, unencumbered by wires and without fear of bumping into things.
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Vixole's new "e-sneakers" come with an LED screen near the heel that the wearer can customize with drawings, photos, or a preloaded design via the companion app.
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A lifetime wearer of contact lenses, Wish was pretty appalled by the cost of getting refills of the same prescriptions — a process that can cost well over $100.
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In addition to its 40mm drivers, the left ear cup has what essentially amounts to a DJ GoPro, allowing the wearer to record everything they see at 30fps.
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The WAIR Active range features a hidden light-weight, battery-operated air filtration box that, when worn over the nose and mouth, purifies the air its wearer breathes.
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In the upper corner of the right lens (for the wearer), there's a camera of unspecified resolution that records "circular videos" with a 4000-degree field of view.
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Last month, Visa unveiled a prototype of sunglasses at the South by Southwest Festival that would let the wearer pay with them, using near-field communication (NFC) technology.
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She looks incredible, of course, in a Nike cropped turtleneck and white track pants, making the athleisure lifestyle look appealing to even the most dedicated Dr. Martens wearer.
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He described the suit as a "sort of gated eco-commune for one" equipped with Kevlar padding and alloy skin that would protect the wearer from explosive impact.
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I don't mind the look of a skirt-like uniform, but when the wearer is already wearing pants, I begin to question how this uniform came to pass.
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Ruby also recommends the strap-on wearer standing up while the other person is on all fours, or else have them bent across something higher for the angles.
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The angles and positions of the stripes, as any fashionista knows, serve to make the wearer look taller and thinner; without them the remaining garment loses those functions.
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The burqa is the most concealing of all Islamic veils, covering the entire face and body and leaving only a mesh screen for the wearer to see through.
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"The inside of things sometimes has a more sensual relationship with the wearer," McCartney said of the looks, adding she had mixed pieces from men and women's wardrobes.
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The monk strap is definitely an acquired taste, but the Wolf & Shepherd Gambits are well-made and packed with sneaker-like comfort that's perfect for the adventurous wearer.
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The perfume features not only the seeded fruit, but also the herbaceous notes of the fig tree itself, giving the wearer a sort of holistic produce aisle experience.
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And in a continuation of the aesthetic, the crown's grooves are sharply angled and irregular, providing the added advantage of making it easier for the wearer to turn.
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Thanks to a phenomenon known as the triboelectric effect, as the wearer moves and interacts with the RF-TENGs, its layers rub together and generate an electric charge.
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As a painter, I think of one's clothing as similar to a painting's frame: there to bring attention to the art or wearer, as the case may be.
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Instead of being inserted into a keyhole, the key is inserted into a wiry, gold crown and the wearer is then is given the ability to control shadows.
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Made another one, bigger this time, and made it a little longer than the pattern called for, so the wearer would have the option of cuffing the bottom.
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The good news is that we are in the midst of a more covered-up clothing trend, and there are lots of options for the non-shorts-wearer.
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And a sentence commutation went to Alice Marie Johnson at the behest of Kim Kardashian, whose husband, Kanye West, is a vociferous Trump supporter and MAGA hat wearer.
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A GOLD HEADDRESS The surrealist artist Leonor Fini's set of multipurpose gold jewelry from the 1970s ($100,000 at Didier Ltd) was meant to make the wearer feel fierce.
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A mechanical hourglass at 6 o'clock on the dial counts down the final hour, and the moment itself is marked by a chime audible only to the wearer.
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The patch can tell almost immediately if the wearer is over the limit for driving and transmits this information from the electronic board to mobile phones via Bluetooth.
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When the wearer touches it in different ways, it changes the electric potential of the organ, and the researchers were able to identify the specific signatures of different motions.
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As an Apple Watch-wearer and person who has some health concerns, I've personally played around with the ECG feature just because I'm curious — and it's kind of fun.
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The smart jewelry allows the wearer to set custom color and vibration alerts that will notify them when they are getting a call or text message from certain senders.
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Depending on sleep cycles, it may go off as early as 30 minutes before the set time to make sure it wakes the wearer when the time is right.
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The non-motorized exoskeletons are worn like a harness, with carbon fiber rods acting as artificial tendons — bending when the wearer squats, and springing back when they stand up.
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These glasses, which were displayed at CES last month, are made of liquid lenses that automatically focus on whatever the wearer is looking at — far away or up close.
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And the difference between making a fashion statement and making the wrong statement affects both the reputation of the wearer and the recognition of the artist behind the look.
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The mystery is part of what gives these images their power: the wearer could be your next-door neighbor, your high-school math teacher, your accountant, or your congressman.
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Honestly, I'm not a ring wearer myself, but it's nice to see a hardware startup think outside the fitness band — and produce a surprisingly capable product in the process.
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Three clicks of little square Bluetooth device triggers the network, giving the wearer immediate access to emergency services, 24/7, utilizing geolocation to send first responders directly to them.
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As for health upgrades — a major focus of Watch since the beginning — Series 4 can now detect when its wearer falls by recognizing specific movements associated with a tumble.
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A pair of sunglasses can add instant impact to an outfit as simple as jeans and a t-shirt without any measurable effort on the part of the wearer.
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According to the crowdfunding site, Wear Space is supposed to create a "psychological personal space" for the wearer to help them concentrate, particularly in noisy, distracting, open-plan offices.
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The Infinity Gauntlet is one of the strongest weapons in the MCU, able to wield the devastating might of all six Infinity Stones and grant its wearer untold power.
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The shoe, worn by Michael J. Fox's Marty McFly in the sci-fi time-travel classic Back To The Future Part II, sensed its wearer and laced itself up.
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They bond right to their wearer, and they're nearly impossible to remove without killing them, and if they're at risk of falling into enemy hands, they can self-destruct.
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The underside of each ring is fitted with a button that, when pressed, can send an alert to a group of people selected in advance by the ring-wearer.
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It has to be imbued with some kind of mystical, world-altering power, bestowing upon the wearer the ability to punch with the force of a thousand Joe Fraziers.
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Some designs explore our relationship to the environment; others push the limits of fabrication and construction; still others encourage the wearer to interact with their clothing in unexpected ways.
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An ice queen mask lets its chilly wearer "breathe" frost, and another with geeky glasses scribbles math equations along the top of the screen as you record a video.
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It works with a series of springs that give the wearer a feeling of ant-like strenght, and an assisted lift of up to 15 pounds on each arm.
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He added that the wearer would still need to use crutches with the VariLeg, but that these will act as a control to adjust the device for different situations.
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Apple Watches, from the Series 4 model on, contain a feature that detects when the wearer takes a big fall and asks if they want to call for help.
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You were the formerly anonymous blogger behind "The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs," an Internet hit in the mid-00s, which mercilessly lampooned that wearer of black mock turtlenecks.
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But, among them all are a handful of cult faves to which tights-wearers have sworn allegiance (and if you know a tights-wearer, you know that she's fanatical).
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Well-researched yellow tie wearer, Robby, uncorks a bottle of red so the pair can swig it sans glasses in the style of famed Bachelor favorite, JoJo's Mom. Smart!
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These fabrics don't hold on to dye as well as natural fibers do, and sometimes the dye can leach onto skin and cause the wearer to have a reaction.
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Each type is believed to have unique connections with different gods or goddesses in the Hindu pantheon, and therefore each seed grants the wearer a different type of power.
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That signal is extremely faint, resulting in clunky control of the prosthesis—the wearer may need to flex their shoulder to get the device's thumb to move, for instance.
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If you have fallen, the watch is designed to prompt you to alert emergency services; if it detects no motion by the wearer after a minute, it calls automatically.
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In the 21st century, a man's hat has become shorthand not just for whether or not the wearer is garbage but for the precise kind of garbage he is.
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As decoration, they give the wearer an additional outlet to express themselves and their creativity, particularly since nail art returned to the height of chic nearly a decade ago.
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Jacquard started out as a sensor on a denim jacket, where specially woven textile on the sleeve let the wearer control actions on their phone by touching the fabric.
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Her Lucky Number ring took months to perfect in the workshop, so the wearer could turn its digital clock-style diamond-baguette bars to create the wearer's chosen number.
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These clothes do what fashion should do, which is frame the complexities of the wearer with grace but without oversimplification, so the person becomes more of who they are.
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Founder Paul Hedrick, a native Texan and subsequent avid boot-wearer, told Business Insider in 2019 that he saw an opportunity to disrupt the $3 billion Western boot industry.
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It also comes with a feature that offers the option to dial emergency services straight from the watch when it understands that the wearer has taken a hard fall.
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By the 1850s, corsets came with a metal busk down the center, complete with hook and eye closures, which allowed the wearer to put it on on her own.
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It helps the wearer get to a location through bike paths and roads that have less traffic than main streets, all the while your smartphone is in your pocket.
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It's for the casual hat-wearer who wants to bathe their face in music, but also doesn't care if they're annoying the shit out of everyone in their general vicinity.
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There's sleep tracking onboard as well — though it's pretty basic stuff, utilizing the accelerometer to determine how much the wearer is moving and assigning it either light or restful sleep.
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For example, the New York-based, venture-backed cosmetics company Glossier began marketing a proprietary perfume called You last October that's designed to change in character depending on the wearer.
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Japanese car maker Nissan showcased a set of goggles for drivers and passengers which could deliver real-time information and project a talking cartoon character which communicates with the wearer.
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Dripping with sweat, he just about managed to cross the line in front of charging yellow-jersey wearer Froome who was the last rider to start, two minutes after Bardet.
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When you're designing a shirt, it makes sense to cut the fabrics so that the wearer is most comfortable with their arms down at their sides in a resting position.
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Instead, the cap-wearer looks at a screen which is being fed, in rotation and every tenth of a second, the images from six cameras, 60° apart, surrounding his position.
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The KUWTK star is a noted wearer of Holiday-themed pajamas (and waist trainers), thrower of epic Kristmas Eve parties and willing participant in Kardashian-Jenner Christmas card photo shoots.
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Brands like Glossier, BareMinerals, and Neutrogena are inviting minimalism into the mascara world, coming out with natural-looking offerings that might convince even the most dedicated extensions-wearer to convert.
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The team behind this technology, which they call Ebb, developed it to explore how fashion and clothing would change if the wearer could adjust the color whenever they wanted to.
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Those who do handle radioactive material must first don protective suits that are inherently cumbersome and are further encumbered by the air hoses needed to allow the wearer to breathe.
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A team of computer and electrical engineers at the University of Utah has unveiled a device with lenses that can change focus depending on what the wearer is looking at.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently acquired a spectacular example of this adornment: a gold serpent with an articulated tongue, which would sway up and down as its wearer moved.
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Using a micro-controller, Remee flashes six LED lights at the height of REM sleep, the deepest point of sleep, to alert the wearer know he or she is dreaming.
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This new focus on haptics appears to be a more serious venture than Pornhub's concept(/stunt?) Wankband, a wearable, which the company suggested would generate power when the wearer masturbates.
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Other comparisons for the theoretical device include a fighter pilot helmet, with a large rounded surface that would sit over the forehead of the wearer, or a face-mounted jockstrap.
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As Liu found out over the course of two pilot studies, the mediated breathing produced by the device can lead to significant changes in the psychological state of the wearer.
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Researchers from the National University of Singapore have invented clothing that conducts Bluetooth and WiFi to connect all your different gadgets, turning the wearer into a pseudo-human circuit board.
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Women bringing more to the family table, economically speaking, helps to shatter old school ideas about the "man of the house" being the "breadwinner" or "pants-wearer" of the family.
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And while these snowshoes aren't as athletic and responsive as their adult counterparts, they still allow the wearer to have a good time in the outdoors during the winter months.
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Capitol Hill staffers are known for their low salaries and pricey clothing, according to a 2016 report by the Washington Post, precisely because expensive clothes suggest the wearer is powerful.
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The Skylight app works by allowing a Glass wearer to scan a QR code, which pulls the wireless harness software, and then scan another code to load the assembly instructions.
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Photo via RiFF RAFF's Instagram Chunky boy, peach suit-wearer, aspiring pro wrestler, James Franco-inspirer, poet, and occasional music-maker RiFF RAFF should, by rights, be exhausted by now.
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Generally speaking, positions where the hearing-aid wearer is on top are great because they let you control more aspects of the sex, and thus lead to fewer faux pas.
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The same can be said of a TENG worn around the wrist—when the wearer gives the bracelet a shake, enough juice is generated to power 80 of the bulbs.
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Joining His Meatliness for the second group date are football bro Jordan, never-nude Christian, former Santa suit wearer Nick, lyrical fop James Taylor, and Alex the vertically challenged marine.
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When the wearer covers the right ear with the palm of their hand, the music lowers and the system amplifies human voice, serving almost as a hearing aid of sorts.
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The product's success hinged on achieving a degree of fidelity that would convince the RealTouch wearer that the distance between him and the remote body manipulating the JoyStick had disappeared.
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" Fellow man-bun-wearer Brett Veerhusen adds, "I'd listen to my mom or fiancé, but I'd never be desperate enough to listen to a bar and cut off my mun.
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The union is calling for the transportation agency to provide a type of mask known as an N95 respirator, designed to protect the wearer from smaller pathogens such as coronavirus.
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The masks had small slits for the eyes and a string attached to the mouth slot and tied with a glass bead that the wearer would hold between her teeth.
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Trump masks and presidential piggyback costumes — $45 inflatable jumpsuits that give the illusion of the wearer catching a ride on the president's back — are some of the top political items.
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"We're introducing an unparalleled level of technical innovation combined with a design that connects with the wearer at an intimate level to both embrace individuality and inspire desire," he continues.
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The uniqueness of the ouroboros offers a compelling take on the trend fit for the boldest of jewelry boxes, as long as its wearer can handle a touch of darkness.
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As seen in the sketch, accessories like built-in power systems that make the wearer independent of conventional electrical or fossil-fuel power are the future of the fashion industry.
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And earlier this year, a design firm developed a bracelet that tracked blood alcohol levels and alerted prospective sexual partners if the wearer was too inebriated to provide informed consent.
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Luckily, these offerings from Macy's hit the sweet spot: allowing the wearer to be seen without looking like too much — or getting lost in a sea of similarly sparkly partygoers.
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Particularly impressive was a résille, or lace style, necklace studded with a total of 56.13 carats of diamonds that would sit on the wearer like a kind of glistening poncho.
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Unless you're in a working environment where heels impede your performance, or are stupidly risky, the choice between heels or no heels should be up to the wearer, whatever their gender.
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The sleeping mask features a gradual dimming setting to nudge its wearer to sleep, while it also gently wakes with a gradual wake up call instead of an annoying alarm clock.
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They have weird, seemingly useless colored attachments, the wearer can really only see right in front of them, and the visor extends to the back of their head for some reason.
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A short video begins to play, visible only to the mask-wearer, as a digital rendering of a fire crackles on the real plinth several steps in front of the mask.
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Three years ago, Swedish car brand Volvo came to CES to unveil a prototype cycling helmet that offers two-way communication between the wearer and nearby drivers to help prevent accidents.
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"These hats serve as a tangible reminder for the wearer to breathe, practice gratitude, generate energy, use their senses, and dream," Guest says of the design, available for $88 at shop.whitney.org.
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"Garments are designed and constructed perfectly to flatter the female form, giving confidence, comfort and ensuring the wearer is the star," Sara Jensen, head of communications for the house, tells PEOPLE.
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NightWare, which is enrolling people in randomized clinical trials after receiving FDA's Breakthrough Status designation, is an Apple Watch app that would vibrate to interrupt someone's nightmare, without waking the wearer.
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The AR glasses have an 8-megapixel camera embedded in the frame which allows the wearer to scan faces in a crowd and compare with a database of 1 million images.
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But most interesting is the Force Band's Combat Training Mode which allows the wearer to wield imaginary weapons like blasters and lightsabers with sound effects triggered by specific movements and gestures.
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The veteran heel-wearer had to admit that she was "trying" to navigate the cobblestone streets successfully, but she rose to the occasion — in designer 3-inch stilettos by Sarah Flint.
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"I love matte black lipstick, such a bold and arrogant shade, [it] frames every word that leaves my mouth," says Lydia Pang, daily black lipstick-wearer and creative director at Refinery29.
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" To that end, life jackets and inflatable rafts were an inspiration: "We wanted to make clothes to help wearer feel lifted and elevated, like they could survive in rough, open waters.
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According to a press release, her shoes, available in 6 shades ranging from fair to deep, look great with any outfit because they match the wearer and not always the clothes.
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But researchers report in Science Robotics that they've developed a prosthesis that can feel sharp pain and automatically drop a pointy object—in addition to telegraphing that pain to the wearer.
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Unlike VR headsets, which conceal the world around you, plopping the wearer into an immersive 3D world, Cast AR and other augmented reality headsets supplement the real world with 3D graphics.
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The image then bounces back to the glasses, which feature head tracking and rapid, tiny shudders that work together so that the wearer sees on the mat a lifelike 3D image.
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To understand how eyeliner became so ubiquitous on faces across the world, I've traced its journey from Ancient Egypt, to flappers, to the makeup bags of every cosmetics-wearer you know.
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The design, which has been seven years in the making, uses a hexagonal pattern to mold to the wearer, proving to be more forgiving of stress and friction than traditional condoms.
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The 26-year-old singer teamed up with the athletic brand for a new capsule collection called "Strong Girl," that's meant to make the wearer feel as good as they look.
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So, what happens when you combine two of the most obnoxious trends of the last decade—ostentatious luxury jewelry intended to show the world that the wearer is "charitable," and kale?
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Basis, the fitness tracking company that Intel purchased in 2014, has today issued a recall on its Peak wearable due to a risk of overheating and potential injury to the wearer.
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Last year's New York Fashion Week included dresses with mechanical devices that reacted to their wearers' emotional states and sports bras with cooling vents that opened if the wearer got hot.
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Now that I have prepared you to become the human dildo wearer or human dildo taker that you were always destined to be, it's time to engage in the sexual intercourse.
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Take "Cat & Mouse," which sees the headset wearer poking their head through virtual curtains to catch mice scurrying around beneath empty cans as they attempt to grab scattered chunks of cheese.
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Ellen Hoffman, commerce editor:The watch tried: Linjer The Classic Women's Watch, $249 I'm not a regular watch-wearer, mostly because I never found a watch I wanted to wear every day.
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In October 2018, the heart rate of a Fitbit wearer was used to help law enforcement piece together a murder case involving a woman and her stepfather in San Jose, California.
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Before you ask: This device absolutely does makes the wearer look like a horse, despite the fact that they were made with the help of Japanese high fashion designer Kunihiko Morinaga.
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McGirr's apnea was alleviated by a device known as a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) system, a nose-nozzle contraption that makes its wearer look a little like Darth Vader unmasked.
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It is enough to see that, on the body, his coat wraps around its wearer with an appealing roundness, that his jacket sleeves have a bit more muscle in their stiffness.
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The oversize pear-shaped silhouettes of parallel diamond-set gold bars, connected by a flexible central spine of concealed hinges, are precisely balanced so they move easily when the wearer does.
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If it catches an abnormality, it alerts the wearer and tells them to take an electrocardiogram reading — which measures the electrical activity in the heart — by touching sensors on the watchface.
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It's 2:1493 A.M. , more or less my bedtime, and I'm about to put on my Sleep Shepherd hat, a device designed to help the wearer go gentle into unconsciousness ($149.99).
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And last week, the house introduced its Connected Modular 45, which allows the wearer to switch between connected and mechanical modules, a choice it said ensures the watch is never outdated.
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The backpack has a series of rotors that provide enough downward thrust to help the wearer jump higher and longer than humanly possible, giving the user a moon-walk type experience.
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If you are a glasses-wearer or just want to be able to wear your sunglasses and headphones at the same time, it is possible — nay, comfortable — with the Powerbeats Pro.
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Not only do they make the wearer look dainty by comparison — a goal of women's fashion regardless of what happens to be on trend — but they also add an unstudied element.
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Again, this is consistent with the fact that the name-wearer undergoes a social pressure when she or he morphs their face to tend toward the social stereotype of their first name.
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Available in three different styles, the bracelets not only record steps and calories but can also send text messages and GPS location to predetermined emergency contacts if the wearer is in distress.
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While there's a very real chance that this hand-to-face trend will become as maligned as the famous duck pout, I'm all for any trend that makes the wearer more confident.
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Favoring a neutral color palette, boatneck silhouettes and simple accessories, Meghan's a loyal wearer of high-fashion designers like Carolina Herrera as well as contemporary brands like Mother Denim and Club Monaco.
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Whether you're a daily red lipstick wearer or all about the MLBB ("my lips but better" – Internet speak for your perfect nude shade), there's a sale for every lipstick personality out there.
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Their sillage (the industry term for a scent's trail) is weak; perfume made without synthetics tends to fade quickly on the skin, becoming perceptible only to the nose-to-the-wrist wearer.
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Reading brain signals might also help prevent the misidentification as targets of troops that are on the same side as the cap wearer—and thus reduce incidents of death by "friendly fire".
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"For a Rastafarian, you grow your hair in dreadlocks as an homage to Samson...they're seen as a sign of virility, strength, and inner power," says hairstylist and loc wearer Johnnie Sapong.
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There's a mode that has the wearer feeling around for collectible holocrons, relying on the Force Band's haptic feedback to determine where they are, that then unlocks additional functionality in the app.
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The wearer of a product from The Giving Keys is encouraged to embrace that word, and then "pay it forward" by giving their product to a person who needs the message more.
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Rather than remaking a new socket from scratch every time the wearer loses or gains weight — or even if the socket needs to be repaired — LIM could simply adjust the existing socket.
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Whereas your iPhone might be hijacked by your kid for gaming purposes, or buried deep in your pocket, the Apple Watch is always at hand and uniquely identified to you, the wearer.
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While Meghan's wardrobe isn't exactly lacking in designer pieces, her outfits, especially those worn before her engagement was announced, have an accessibility to them that even royal re-wearer Kate doesn't match.
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He compared the idea of total online anonymity afforded by encryption to the Ring of Gyges, a mythical artifact cited by Plato that made the wearer invisible and capable of skirting justice.
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I, an avid sneaker wearer, probably wouldn't have even discovered the magical power of their shoes had my father, a very picky shoe fanatic, not ordered our entire family pairs for summer.
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According to Footwear News, the French luxury brand has released a pair of $500 customizable men's sneakers where the wearer is encouraged to write a message of their choosing anywhere they'd like.
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In Dubai, firefighters have showcased jet boots that allow the wearer to rise high into the air using water pressure, and French inventor Franky Zapata has created a jet-powered hover-board.
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Plus, it could be combined with some of its other research into spacesuit tech, including boots and gloves that pass on sensor data to the wearer within to give them heightened senses.
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Her final project, presented at Degree Show Two this year, creates a collection of fashionable hearing devices aimed to empower the wearer to reinvent themselves and rid the stigma associated with disability.
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The Bose AR prototype, which was unveiled at South by Southwest in Austin this year, will use visual information captured by the glasses and add contextually relevant audio information to its wearer.
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Pinrose Good Intentions Sampler Kit, available on Sephora, $25Perfume is often expensive, and scent is very personal, but samples let the wearer live with the scent for a few days before committing.
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Or maybe, just maybe, it was to hint that instead of Marie Antoinette, Ms. Linton is now positioning herself as … Maleficent, the famed recent Disney leather-wearer (as played by Angelina Jolie).
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There were still some over-the-top look-at-me absurdities; explosions of woman-eating tulle and trains so long the wearer looked like the Little Engine That Could, tugging them along.
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Carry-On Bill Nye — engineer, former star of "Bill Nye the Science Guy" and perpetual wearer of bow ties — has a new television show that makes its debut April 21 on Netflix.
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Every year, Consumer Electronics Show attendees receive a branded backpack, but this year's edition was special; made out of transparent plastic, the bag's contents were visible without the wearer needing to unzip.
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His Hot Ingo earrings feature a 3-D printed polyamide spiral that the wearer can stretch, concertina-style, along a gold or silver rod or compress to create a tight ball shape.
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By pressing a pin, the wearer can play the age-old game of "He loves me; he loves me not," watching as the dial's daisy petals fall away to reveal the answer.
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The fashionable monocle-wearer painted the frenzied action of Parisian dance halls, where he mingled with the artistic avant-garde, and later brought his fluid geometry to frescoes and mosaics around Europe.
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In trials involving a room that contained an empty chair, an occupied chair and also a recycling bin, the algorithm directed the belt-wearer straight to the empty chair 80% of the time.
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Mainsprings and hairsprings have to be made of special alloys that retain their physical characteristics as much as possible in different temperatures, so that the watch maintains its accuracy wherever its wearer ventures.
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Motors whirr to bring the mask to life as it opens its beak, revealing the wearer inside, face lit with a red glow, looking through the glass of the augmented reality technology HoloLens.
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Who cares that he stayed largely silent while our country's justice system failed multiple women who had been abused at the hands of celebrity radio host and noted indoor scarf wearer Jian Ghomeshi?
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In a blog post the company compares its "wearable robot" prototype to an Iron Man suit, saying it gives the wearer extra strength, allowing them to lift objects "hundreds of kilograms" in weight.
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The idea was to show that the mobile network could handle use cases that required very low latency — if the video feed lagged at all, it would cause the wearer to feel carsick.
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The problem is that most of these systems are really slow; it can take 20 seconds for a wearer to execute a simple action, like choosing one of two symbols on a screen.
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Like Fitbit's entry-level products premium features are often missing, but for the price, it doesn't hurt as much when they end up in a junk drawer because the wearer stops using them.
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The system provides real-time biometric tracking, which is then fed to the connected mobile app to give real-time feedback on how the muscles of the wearer and working throughout the exercise.
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For example, smart locks on front doors are triggered when a fitness tracker senses its wearer has fallen asleep or coffee makers start brewing when a smartphone alarm goes off in the morning.
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Worn by nearly every Irish laborer, hob-nailed boots had nails or spikes protruding from the bottom to provide the wearer with increased stability while traversing the muck permeating Irish bogs and fields.
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My cursory research revealed that, rather than turning the wearer into an unoiled Tin Man, armor was the pinnacle of technology of its era—like a NASA space suit crossed with a Ferrari.
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The hour is displayed as a numeral through an aperture at the top of the dial, and the wearer can customize the watch by choosing a favorite city in 12 different time zones.
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The Peak stood out from the crowded field of fitness wearables with its ability to automatically track specific exercises and when the wearer was sleeping, thanks to advanced heart rate and perspiration sensors.
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In fact, these tiny satchels seem to function as unexpected power statements, suggesting that the wearer is too proud, too rich or far too influential to carry anything larger than a cigarette pack.
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Pick up these noise-cancelling earbuds for $178 See Details If you want to be as hip as an AirPod wearer but don't want to spend the cash, check out this stylish alternative.
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If it's your first time, it's good to start off with the strap-on wearer lying down and the other person on top—that way you'll both get an idea of what's comfortable.
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He had to imagine not just what the action onscreen felt like for the male actor, but also how the programmed scene would feel for the device's wearer when the hardware enacted it.
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"A hearing device wearer doesn't have the opportunity to style up their medical device, as it's all about just going to see their audiologist and keep reprogramming their device performance," she tells Creators.
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Which involved, in part, wool swing coats with collars that frame the neck like a sculpture and with elaborate scribbles of hand-appliqued leather string, like a language only the wearer could read.
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Model: Based on the medieval memento mori, the watch offers a sobering message, "Remember you will die," across its hands, along with a mirrored dial to remind its wearer that life is fleeting.
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The en tremblant technique will be highlighted; it's a way of creating, for example, a gemstone flower on a stem that sways when the wearer moves, "like it is living," Ms. Hugenaud said.
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I hope any one of these pieces will shed a light of representation and confidence to the wearer and give them that energy that makes them feel great, like they can accomplish anything.
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At Chromat, Becca McCharen-Tran channeled her postelection feelings into all of her designs, conceptualizing "garments that can help the wearer stay afloat and protected" in partnership with Klymit, an outdoor goods company.
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Isn't that part of what's being symbolized when designers show shirts with sleeves so long — as Rick Owens and many others have been doing lately — the wearer might as well have no hands?
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As if to celebrate, Charli XCX—Proper Popstar and superlative wearer of PVC – has blessed us with three (3!) new songs from her upcoming mixtape, due to be released this Friday, March 10.
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There are encounters with more than one at a time, situations that force you into dodging, into ducking past flailing arms, so keen to grab a shirt and pull its wearer towards them.
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But unlike the average bracelet watch, which has to be adjusted or sized by a jeweler, the clasp developed by Piaget can be easily adjusted by the wearer and closed with a simple click.
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Not only was eye gloss a major trend during Spring 2017 fashion month, but the effect instantly lends an on-trend vibe to the wearer — especially if it's paired with of-the-moment chrome.
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Controlled by the wearer who can trigger the lunging head whenever they want, the Banshee Box is also a great way to alienate family members, which may or may not be a bad thing.
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The government stated that high heels in the workplace was a safety hazard as they cause the wearer, at times, to shred their feet and also increase the workers risk at falling at work.
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With partner Oakley, it introduced "Radar Pace," sunglasses that act as a sort of personal trainer during a workout, analyzing what the wearer is doing in real-time and offering encouragement, advice and direction.
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Amulets have been worn to ward off evil in cultures across the world since the days of Ancient Rome, when certain gemstones were thought to imbue the wearer with the powers of the gods.
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The OrCam artificial vision device uses a camera attached to any pair of glasses to recognize objects and then communicate that to the wearer through an earpiece, according to a report in JAMA Opthalmology.
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What glasses-wearer among us has not walked from an air-conditioned room into the humid world, then had to pause and clutch someone's arm for a moment because they can't see at all?
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Columbia's Omni-Heat reflective lining covers the inside of a jacket with a foil-like material that traps and reflects body heat back onto the wearer, minimizing the need for a bulky, insulated coat.
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A so-called Chaperone system uses a front-mounted camera to recreate the outside world when a Vive wearer approaches a wall or just wants to be able to see his or her environment.
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At their core, these styles are basics — white shirts, jeans, hoops — but their subtle design tweaks add that something, alleviating their wearer from the print- and texture-mixing puzzle previously required to look interesting.
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For years, the allure of the hat somehow sold the idea that it makes a man more interesting than he actually is, a ploy to make others think the wearer is low-key sexy.
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The jewelry piece, featuring the outline of a hand containing an eye with a blue sapphire, is actually a hamsa – a symbol that is said to bring the wearer good fortune, happiness and health.
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The colour change is gradual, so in a commercial product a reference strip showing the warning colour would need to be included in the sensor, to let the wearer calibrate what was going on.
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Nevertheless, for the children who will use the Step-It, the apparent progress shown on its tiny screen will likely be enough to encourage the wearer to keep trying to rack up the steps.
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In turn, the wearer will be able to hear Alexa's response thanks to directional microphones built into the frames and pointed at their ears — bystanders won't be able to eavesdrop, at least in theory.
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The clothes photograph beautifully—somehow, they make the wearer look as if she were put on earth to be viewed on Instagram, posing against a forest vista in flamingo-colored spandex and a smile.
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With its new Futurelight material, The North Face believes it's created the ultimate fabric for outdoor adventures: one that's versatile enough to keep the wearer completely dry, while also keeping them cool and comfortable.
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It's a similar concept to how UC Berkeley researchers fooled facial recognition technology into thinking a glasses-wearer was someone else, but in that study, they toyed with the AI algorithm to "poison" it.
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With this in mind, an Australian startup, Nura, is developing a pair of headphones that learns how the wearer hears sound, and adjusts the way it plays out music according to their individual hearing.
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His hexagonal design is laid over the sheerest of latex material to create a razor-thin thin membrane, thus allowing the wearer to feel more friction and reduce both slippage and breakage during intercourse.
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Since learning that Selena Gomez has a sweet spot for bad boys, I'd venture to guess that her favorite character on Gilmore Girls was none other than beloved local leather-jacket-wearer, Jess Mariano.
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When the wearer talks about their cat, for instance, an image of their cat will appear instantaneously on the button, allowing the viewing to have additional visual communication, and potentially, eradicate any language barrier.
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Four women tested the loafers and found that the shoes look great, but the loafers either fit the wearer just right or were too big even though Everlane suggests sizing up a half-size.
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First, many are creating clothes that they see as armor or at least protection for the wearer, and they want to imbue them with a certain fierce presence, which usually translates as fierce — i.e.
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"In five years time, the artificial intelligence behind bionic legs will be able to actually take over the balance of the wearer, redistribute their weight and ensure that you have constant stability," Herr says.
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It's assembled from a series of interconnected plastic vertebrae that can be customized for every wearer by simply adding more segments, or counter-balancing weights, depending on the size of the person wearing it.
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So there were kite-like constructions fixed atop black sportswear looks in highly technical fabrics, and billowing denim pants paired with ribbed windbreakers and tops scored with lines that appeared to dissect the wearer.
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Wearing a feminist icon's name on a T-shirt can even be a conversation starter, giving the wearer an opportunity to share a little information with people in a playful and non-confrontational way.
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She would probably agree: The most moving messages are not for sale, and the most impressing outfits are often put together when the wearer does not yet have words for what he is feeling.
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Neither 'Kiss the Cook' nor sheer and frilly, the thick cotton twill actually protects the wearer from the splatters and splashes of, you know, cooking; this is an apron for wearing, not looking at.
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The collection's Poker model, which took two Claret watchmakers more than two years to perfect, allows the wearer and two friends to play a game of Texas Hold'em with a dizzying 230,266 possible combinations.
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Yet increasingly it is evident that Mr. Browne's collections are pitched toward his posterity — the inevitable museum retrospective — and equally that his sculptural clothing is armor to protect the wearer from a hostile world.
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The glasses, recently described in this paper and featured on the excellent blog Prosthetic Knowledge, contain patterns on the front of the frames that obscure the identity of the wearer to facial recognition algorithms.
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Van Peski, the founder of Gossamer Gear hiking equipment, has invented something called The Crotch Pot that allows its wearer to use the steam from their own junk to cook a seemingly edible meal.
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"It's kind of an ironic statement, especially when the wearer is noticeably young and probably years away from natural graying," said Michael Fisher, creative director of men's wear at Fashion Snoops, the trend forecasting agency.
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A computer inside the camera creates a three-dimensional image of the area ahead of the wearer, processes it to extract relevant information, and uses the results to pass on appropriate signals via the belt.
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Outlier does, improbably, hold a patent on a sleeve design that lets a wearer stretch more freely, but someplace like J. Crew doesn't need to acquire Outlier as a prestige label-slash-R&D shop.
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The wearer would need to remember one of the 132 "clock-hand positions" that open the combination lock, otherwise it appears that they would need a wire cutter and some professional help to remove it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the West, is there any garment more elegant than a tuxedo, one that makes its wearer, no matter what size or age, almost always look (and feel) great?
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For example, We:eX's Nadi yoga pants work with a mobile app to monitor the wearer's form when executing a pose, vibrating at varying intensities to let the wearer know when they have the pose correct.
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But it doesn't stop there: Each product comes with a mantra printed on the packaging — like "I will succeed" or (our favorite) "I am a queen" — which serves as a daily affirmation to the wearer.
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Project North Star is just a prototype reference design, but the company is open-sourcing its schematics and, despite the fact that it makes the wearer look like a giant bug, it seems fairly interesting.
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Speaking to The Verge, Saraiji says he wanted to create a "body-sharing experience," so he placed the robot's arms directly behind the wearer while outfitting the bot with stereo vision and 3D binaural audio.
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The high-intensity sport of wingsuit flying involves jumping from a height using a special suit with 'wings' fitted between the limbs to generate extra lift and allow the wearer to glide through the air.
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But just because it's wrong and definitely elitist to criticize the cargo shorts wearer doesn't mean we can't hold cargo shorts accountable for the devastating impact they've had on American life and our cultural imagination.
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As a longtime contact lens-wearer, I often joke that my glasses are like "eyeball sweats," because I really only wear them at nighttime when I'm trying to get comfy — like sweatpants for your eyes.
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Our Analysis:This slip-on style is the lowest-commitment of all the super-comfy Allbirds offerings, requiring very little from the wearer other than the ability to slide a foot in and out of them.
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Say virtual tanks are invading a mini town on the table: the wearer could lean in close to see detailing on the metal, or crane their head over the battlefield for a bird's eye view.
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When it comes to merged reality, RealSense enables the headset wearer to seemingly gaze through the display and see parts of the real world (like your body and other people) in a wholly virtual environment.
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These collaborations play with the concept of customizable fashion, allowing the wearer to adjust the aesthetic as much as the fit — technology creating bespoke looks without the painstaking process of individual pattern drafting and handcrafting.
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The terrors of nameless victims will be captured too, through such objects as an amulet in the shape of miniature shackles from what is now Guinea-Bissau, intended to protect the wearer from being enslaved.
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According to National University of Singapore researchers cited in NUS News and in Nature Electronics, new "smart" clothes can turn their wearer into a pseudo-human circuit board, effectively enhancing connectivity between one's wearable devices.
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The AI-powered glasses, made by LLVision, scan the faces of vehicle occupants and the plates, flagging with a red box and warning sign to the wearer when any match up with a centralised "blacklist".
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The line features a wide mix of items from athleisure-based to party-ready looks, but each piece is meant to give the wearer a big dose of confidence thanks to Williams' thoughtful design touches.
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What's cool about this endeavor is not only the craftmanship it brings to everyday items, like a T-shirt and sweatshirt, but also how it quantifies it (and gives its wearer a major talking point).
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A team of researchers from Northeastern University, IBM, and MIT developed a T-shirt design that hides the wearer from image recognition systems by confusing the algorithms trying to spot people into thinking they're invisible.
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It's a piece of clip-on jewelry that "emits a loud alarm and sends text messages to loved ones with the wearer's location" when the wearer presses a button in the event of an attack.
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I wondered who the intended wearer of such a shirt was — what would it be like to go about your day broadcasting a visual reminder of the atrocities embedded within the foundation of American culture?
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They are designed to prevent the spread of germs and viruses by the wearer to people nearby, which is why surgeons are meticulous about wearing them in the operating theater while cutting into their patients.
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The hoses are used with protective gear that looks like a spacesuit, fully enclosing the wearer and providing its own air supply to avoid any possible contact with pathogens, some of which may be airborne.
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In one drop earring, for example, a silicon-lined pearl mimics a zipper; the wearer can easily slide it up and down the two parallel gold wires that hold the piece securely in the ear.
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Such features include the ability to take an electrocardiogram, detect when the wearer has taken a hard fall, and notify users if they&aposre being exposed to high sound levels for prolonged periods of time.
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Called "uniform dressing," it's an attempt to simplify this daily task by eliminating the element of choice, thereby saving the wearer the time and trouble of having to put together a new outfit every morning.
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It was simple enough to command the virtual assistant while wearing the glasses, and sound from the built-in speakers — which is meant to be heard only by the wearer — was better than I expected.
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The version currently available allows the wearer to control the boot's temperature; the release date of the new version, with an insole that debuted at CES in Las Vegas this month, has not been set.
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It fits the wearer perfectly, covering the skin with interlocking nodes like the plumes of a bird, is hard and protective like a lizard's armor, and is elegantly shaped like the petals of a flower.
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The term "reddit atheist" has evolved as a shorthand in recent years for a negative internet cliché, that of the rabid Richard Dawkins supporter, the mansplainer, the hat-wearer fond of paradoxically holier-than-thou circlejerks.
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Such masks captured the imagination of Euro-American artists and anthropologists with their ingenious construction: by pulling a series of draw-strings, the wearer can pull the beak apart to theatrically reveal another face hidden inside.
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Instead of using mind control, or attempting to give the arms some level of autonomy and intelligence to know what the wearer wants them to do, the extra limbs mimic the movements of the user's legs.
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One wearer highlighted her coat with creative details, such as a gold-bronze envelope bag; a necklace that blended with the coat, and a color cast of pale pink and aqua; and leopard-print fingerless gloves.
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It can be easy, delightful even, to build a profile of the cargo-shorts wearer: the man who chooses Journey on the jukebox, steak tips on the Chili menu, 'Blue Man Group' on the TKTS line.
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Like high-end headphones, the most advanced hearing aids on the market are able to reduce the sounds of white noise like nearby traffic so it's easier to hear a person the wearer is speaking to.
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Not only does this watch tell time, it will make the wearer feel like James Bond in GoldenEye every time they bring their hand up to check the time or set off a well-placed mine.
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Fully customizable both in shape and texture, the garment is constructed from a personalized 4653D body scan and an array of modeling and design software, controlled by the wearer through an app on Nervous System's website.
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Fitbit subsequently released an updated model, the Fitbit Alta HR, that does track heart rate, giving its wearer a much better sense of an exercise's efficacy and helping the person better plan future workouts and activities.
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First are the Morning Panic Pajamas, which deliver an electric shock to the wearer, increasing in strength until you have to strip them off in a frenzy and face the new day naked and pissed off.
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The Hero Arm allows amputees to choose between different finger speeds and movements, enabling the wearer to pick up small objects like marbles with a fine pinch or carry shopping baskets with a full-hand grasp.
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In one episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Xander's love spell works on everyone except his intended, and in another episode, a letterman jacket that renders the wearer attractive to everyone causes all kinds of mayhem.
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A 14-man breakaway, featuring world champion Peter Sagan and his Tinkoff team mate Rafal Majka, the polka dot jersey wearer, took shape after a crazy first hour of racing during which the peloton covered 51.8km.
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And as we watch Herold gain confidence in his deception, sliding from fearful fugitive to pitiless con man, we see how the allure of a uniform might sicken its wearer as well as subjugate its followers.
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"We now have full visibility of the globe thanks to this complex piece of sapphire that allows the wearer to track the globe's full revolution in 210 hours," said Stephen Forsey, co-founder of the brand.
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And Microsoft just about brought its Build developer conference to a standing ovation on March 30 when it showed a pair of experimental smartglasses that can identify everyday objects in near real time for the wearer.
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This found form in a series of paneled pieces, from reversible cuffs that the wearer could flip to reveal black-and-white oriental florals or rainbow-hued pavé, to brilliant diamond necklaces like the Impression Florale.
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When you find yourself facing the fashionable conundrum of wanting to channel the fierceness of a power suit without looking like you're on the job, there's one particular item that doesn't require its wearer to choose.
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The Israel- and Bay Area-based startup is building CMRA, a smartwatch strap that adds both a two-megapixel selfie cam and an eight-megapixel shooter for capturing what is in front of the watch wearer.
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