When LG and Prada joined to release the Prada phone, the relationship between fashion and technology stepped up to a new level. It’s no longer the norm to have a simple, functional phone. Since then, the release of Prada’s Bluetooth watch has pushed the boudaires with the ability to communicate relevant data, text and e-mail directly to your wrist.

Here we take a look at some of the products that have turned our favourite tech products into a fashion statement (and vice versa).

The studio 15 laptop from DELL invites users to get creative and connected by choosing their own canvas to represent their individual style.

 

 

 

Surf brand Roxy paired with electronics company JBL to release a range of headphones microphones. The headphones come in a cute Roxy bag and fold up for easy storage.

 

 

 

Never miss a beat with these super stylish handbags that double as an i-Pod speaker system.

 

 

 

 

 

Fuji Film has your favourite colour covered with their Fine Pix range. Whether you’re loving Hot Pink or Cool Purple, Fuji have a digital camera to suit every wardrobe.

Perhaps the most interesting of these is the Calvin Klein USB Sunglasses. These babies mean you can take your data wherever you go….but would you want to?

But as fashion is so fickle, will we see a bigger turnover in tech trends to feed our ‘what’s new?’ obsession?

Tags: Fashion, technology