The latest Fall/Winter 2012 ties from Hermès are fusing fashion with the world of tech.
The collection, called "8 Ties," was designed with the help of French digital projection artist Miguel Chevalier. The patterns include keyboard keys, cables, and Apple power buttons.
There are even ties that are printed with binary code for the truly tech-savvy.
It was more than just ties for Chevalier, as the artist also made two animated installations based on the collection for Antwerp's MoMu Fashion Museum. The first was an interactive wall projection and the second a book with drawings of the tie designs themselves.
But though it took a step into the digital world, Hermès remains old school when it comes to luxury. Each tie is still hand-cut and stitched with heavy twill silk in the classic Hermès style.
The ties retail for $195 and can be purchased through the Hermès online store, or boutiques.
Some of our favorites were the microchip:
the keyboard...
and the on/off button.
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