This stylishly wearable leopard cuff designed by celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe is actually a wearable charging cord that conveniently can power up your phone when you're on-the-go. Turning tech into fashionable wearables is a great way to ensure that you have all your gadgets with you on-hand and that they aren't taking up valuable space in your bag.
Wearable tech is a booming industry especially in the demographic of women. The idea of turning gadgets and devices into jewelry is a great way to allow women to keep all their smartphone necessities on-hand with them in a way that is practical as well as chic. Zoe designed this elegant brown, black and cream gold cuff that actually conceals a hidden charging cord for your smartphone. Now you can keep your phone charged up and look stylish too without having to remember to pack an extra charging cable.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Wearable Tech as Fashion
- Wearable tech that doubles as fashion accessories allows users to conveniently carry their smartphone necessities while staying stylish.
- On-the-go Charging Solutions
- Concealed charging cords embedded in fashionable wearables provide a convenient way to keep smartphones powered up while traveling.
- Integration of Tech and Fashion
- Integrating technology seamlessly into fashion designs opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for the wearable tech industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Accessories
- The fashion accessories industry can leverage the trend of wearable tech as fashion by incorporating tech features into their designs.
- Wearable Tech
- The wearable tech industry can explore on-the-go charging solutions by embedding charging cords in fashionable wearables.
- Fashion Design
- The fashion design industry can embrace the integration of technology and fashion to create innovative designs.
