The Barista'S Bow Tie Bracelet Is Very Beautiful And Has Applied For A Patent Specially.

Recently, Balenciaga has officially acquired a patent for the appearance of a Bow Bracelet.

This bow shaped bracelet comes from the first season of Wang Daren's (Alexander Wang) in charge of Balenciaga, first published in February 2013.

Six months after the application was submitted, the United States

In November 10th, the Trademark Office officially presented the patent of this bracelet to the Paris family.

According to the recently published documents, Paris family in the mid April for this unique design of the bow Bangle Bracelet applied for a patent.

Balenciaga CEO Isabelle Guichot is listed as the "inventor" of bracelets.

This is a form. In fact, Isabelle Guichot is not.

This patent is ultimately owned by the brand of the Paris family.

The real invention of this bracelet is Nicolas Ghesquiere.

Designed by Charlotte Chesnais, a jewelry designer during the period of design director.

According to W magazine, Charlotte Chesnais also left the Paris family after Nicolas Ghesquiere, so this bow bracelet is considered a symbol of the Wang Daren era.

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Ralph Lauren (Ralph Lauren), who has been interested in digital technology, has recently launched the Oak interactive touchable mirror fitting room to improve the shopping experience.

It is reported that this kind of touchable mirror can provide advanced technology for offline retail, customers can touch the mirror to request different sizes of single products, and can also place a direct order! Do you want to try? In fact, in addition to this kind of touchable mirror, Ralph Lauren also has the following, these mothers are no longer worried about your smart products.

First of all, let's first learn about the interactive touch mirror dressing room under Ralph Lauren.

It is jointly launched by Ralph Lauren and Oak Labs to launch interactive touchable mirror fitting room, which is used to improve consumers' shopping experience.

Consumers can touch the mirror and ask for different sizes of the corresponding products or seek assistance from the assistant office.

And you can learn the rest of the products by linking text and order from the touchscreen desktop.

In addition, when using the Oak interactive dressing room, consumers can plate the content into five other languages, including Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Chinese Putonghua and Japanese.

This means that consumers can visit New York's content from Brazil and identify the content in Portuguese, so as to apply for additional single products in a touch mirror.

It can also respond to their terminals in English, and the responses will be automatically plated into Portuguese.

Healey Cypher, co-founder and chief executive of Oak Labs, said that "all channels" are outdated. He prefers to use the word "interactive business" to describe this way. Oak is using technology to improve the shopping experience of store consumers.

He explained: "interactive business is a real and extraordinary experience between consumers and brands, rather than" mobile phone sales "," e-commerce sales "or" physical store sales ".

At present, Ralph Lauren group has brought the Oak interactive touchable mirror fitting room to the Polo Fifth Avenue flagship store on fifty-fifth street, and has installed 8 pieces in the store. In the future, 8 mirrors will be installed in the better Polo store.