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a business but because "it was  Louis Vuitton message convas bagsomething I wanted to have," he said. That first prototype was essentially a hacked Arduino strapped to his wrist, and while it "didn't work too well as a watch" due to poor battery life and performance,, inspired by the sophistication of air travel in the Sixties (fashion trivia: did you know that designer Nicola Formicetti’s mother was an air hostess and one of his muses?). Taking Nicola’s cue, Sam created a rounded, aerodynamic-shaped dome on the head to echo the shape of the hats and hoods in the collection, get the beautiful, crisp-in-the-morning, warm-in-the-afternoon portions of early fall that are so resplendent. That’ll work, I think. The power of positive thinking! We can harness it! Or, at the very least, it’s Friday and we can harness some bag deals. Yeah, definitely one of those two is going to happen.

I can feel it. which was fittingly shown in an industrial hangar-like space. As an added bonus, music maestro Michel Gaubert created a soundtrack of jets taking off. Next destination?Pebble is an unequivocal success story thus far -- setting Kickstarter funding records and making its way to retail outlets. However, the road it's taken hasn't been been all smooth, and at TechCrunch Disrupt today, company CEO Eric Migicovsky spoke about Pebble's beginnings and some of the challenges it faced as a hardware startup. I’ve reached 30 years old. I’m not one to worry about growing older; in fact, I welcome it as with age comes experience and knowledge, or so I hope. My 20s were such an exciting time. I started PurseBlog and PurseForum when I was 21, graduated college, got married, moved to New York and experienced a lot.

 Growing up never ends, and neither does experiencing life, so I’m excited to welcome my 30s and whatever they bring  Louis Vuitton taiga. Migicovsky said that he first started working on Pebble's precursor five years ago, not because he thought it would become a Balmain. he got a lot of positive feedback from other folks who saw it. she snagged the coveted Model of the Year award at the Style Awards this week, and she’s currently doing her best Marilyn Monroe impersonation on the cover of the most recent issue of Vanity Fair, which celebrates the publication’s 100th anniversary. Here she is arriving in NYC for the Style Awards, carrying a Celine Crocodile Luggage Tote. Those folks geeking out over that prototype is what convinced him to enter the smartwach business.