It's the world of fashionology: where style meets tech. Find out the latest apps, gadgets and wearables that have got fashionistas raving.
While the world eagerly awaits the April launch of the Apple Watch, fashionistas can look for styling inspiration in fashion magazines like Elle Australia, which features a spread on the new smartwatch in its latest issue.
If you're a lover of luxury, start saving. The most expensive Apple Watch version, the Lux Watch Omni, will set you back around $115,000.
Motorola countered the imminent arrival of the Apple Watch in the smart watch market by announcing its new customisable Moto 360.
Using face mapping technology, the new L'Oreal Makeup Genius app allows beauty buffs to try products before they buy.
Any serious fashionista knows that run-of-the-mill headphones just won't do - take the uber-luxurious headphones Dolce & Gabbana debuted on the Milan Fashion Week runway recently. These Gold FRENDS x BaubleBar Layla Headphones ($175) are fine examples of the growing 'fashionology' fit the bill perfectly.
Fitbit Pendant
US lifestyle brand Tory Burch has launched a range of accessories - including the Tory Burch for Fitbit Fret Pendant Necklace - to transform the Fitbit from everyone's favourite health gadget into a fashion statement.
Facebook purchased virtual reality tech company Oculus VR in 2014 for a cool $2 billion. CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the acquisition was about keeping people connected - we can't wait to see how the fashion industry comes to use virtual reality technology.
Despite having a champion with serious fashion credentials in the form of Diane Von Furstenberg, Google Glass failed to take off - even after DVF sent models down the runway decked out in the high-tech frames.
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