Second Skin by Jenny Tillotson & the Science Fashion Lab
Venessa Fisher — January 16, 2010 — Unique
References: smartsecondskin
Sensory architect Jenny Tillotson and the Science Fashion Lab have developed this incredible emotion-sensing dress. The piece of fabric shifts colors according to the weather's biometrics, and Second Skin seeks to respond dynamically to the wearer’s mood. The dress reacts accordingly with aromas aimed at enhancing good environments and altering bad ones.
I guess if the design by Jenny Tillotson takes off, keeping that bad mood a secret won't be an option for much longer!
I guess if the design by Jenny Tillotson takes off, keeping that bad mood a secret won't be an option for much longer!
Trend Themes
1. Emotion-sensing Fabrics - Developing fabrics with the capability to sense and respond to the wearer's emotions opens up possibilities for personalized experiences and enhanced well-being.
2. Biometric-driven Fashion - Integrating biometric data into fashion allows for real-time customization and self-expression, leading to new opportunities in personal health and environmental enhancement.
3. Sensory Architecture - Exploring the intersection of fashion and sensory technology creates opportunities for immersive experiences and innovative approaches to well-being.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can embrace emotion-sensing fabrics to create personalized, responsive clothing that enhances emotional well-being.
2. Healthcare - Integrating biometric-driven fashion into healthcare can lead to personalized wellness solutions and improved patient experiences.
3. Interior Design - Sensory architecture in the realm of interior design can revolutionize the creation of environments that adapt and respond to people's emotions and moods.
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