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V2, the second annual technology fashion event in Boston, included iPod fashion in its wild mix of wearables.
Pictured above is
iDo, a wedding dress
concept by
Shannon Okey and
Alexandra
Underhill. The veil included an iPod (update number two: yes, a shuffle, and the bodice a full-sized iPod) to
immerse the bride in her own musical choices. The iDo description further describes the aims of the project:
"...the iDo gown takes the so-called Bridezilla where she seemingly wants to go: her very own solitary walk down
the aisle, with full control over music only she can hear accessed using touch-sensitive fabric technology ... and a
tiara with built-in iPod."
If you're less the Bridezilla and more the iPod-extrovert, you may
appreciate designer
David Lu's iPod Status. A scrolling display
for your messenger bag strap,
iPod Status shows the world your
"Now Playing" status. I love messenger bag strap devices (I've done
a few myself) and I
think David Lu is onto something with this prototype device. Photo of iPod Status after the jump.
Playlist magazine tells us that the graphic novel is being reinvented for the iPod. The Many Worlds of Jonas Moore combines live action video with computer animation and other media. Due to be released this summer, it brings the "graphic novel" to a new place. 
