Meet the Model Creating High Tech Fashion | Anina Net (Part 1)

With a background as an international top model, and a family of computer engineers, Anina Net has emerged as an innovative fashion technologist for the last 10 years. She has cooperated with Nokia, Samsung, Intel, IBM and many more to apply the latest technologies to the fashion industry. 

 

Anina has appeared on the covers of magazines and in editorial spreads such as L’Officiel, ELLE, Gioia, Harper’s Bazaar. Anina has appeared in indie films, television commercials, and TV shows around the world. Two of the movies she was in went to Cannes and won awards for short films.

 

Executive producer of the largest fashion tech events in China together with the China National Garment Association to show the industry the future of fashion, Anina brings fashion, industry, and startups together to lead the race to connected clothing. 

 

She runs the 360Fashion tech lab in China and her HQ in Michigan. Developer of the 360Fash Tech Kits - IOT maker kits for the fashion industry and soft circuit etextiles. Anina recently launched a line of tech enabled fashion products for women who travel featured in Target Open House. 

 

Anina is passionate about helping women learn how to integrate electronics to create cutting edge fashion tech products.

 

This insightful conversation reveals: 

Some fun pre show talk: Why purple is awesome! The inevitable evolution of technology Our broken education system —gone virtual Agism is a disease of the mind —why we shouldn’t fear getting older And, the conversation was so fruitful… we pause for Part 2 next week!

 

Connect with Anina on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.

 

Learn more at anina.net

 

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