Google executive Eric Schmidt wrote in a newly published article
that Jennifer Lopez was the reason for Google Images. Surprising to you
too? Right! Let me explain. The infamous Jennifer Lopez 2000 Grammy
Awards Versace dress was the tipping point for the platform to
understand that people wanted more than just text. In order to give
people exactly what they wanted, Google launched Google Images. (Style)
- It seems Karlie Kloss is constantly up to something! For her latest hat trick, the model has launched a scholarship to benefit high school-aged girls who want to learn to code. This summer, 20 girls will be able to attend summer courses at Flatiron Schools funded by Kloss. The application is a 60-second-long video explaining why you want to take the course. (Fashionista)
- Come this fall, Conde Nast will begin classes at their second college campus. Located in Shanghai, the school will try to give people an understanding of the fashion industry within one year. Courses will consist of 15 contact hours a week including talks from industry speakers. (Business of Fashion)
- Yesterday there was a flood of Apple Watch coverage on the tech sites but sadly, very few sites had original articles. Luckily for Mashable, they are a tech site with a pretty amazing new fashion writer, David Yi. For some fashion coverage Yi styled the Apple Watch to see whether or not it works as a fashion accessory. (Mashable)
- If you’re in need of the perfect white shoe for summer, Nasty Gal has two new options for you. A collaboration with Vans sees the e-tailer releasing a leather slip-on and a platform leather sneaker in a hi-top silhouette. Expect both styles to release early April. (StyleBlazer)
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