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Fashionology kiosks lets teen girls design their own clothes
March 1, 2009
MediaPost News:New kiosks will empower girls in their tweens to design their own clothing. Deployed by Fashionology, a retail store that opened in Beverly Hills, Calif., in 2008, the computer kiosks are equipped with 42-inch touchscreens. Youngsters can use the kiosks to create clothing with a variety of themes, including pop, rock, Malibu, juku and peace. These themes are used to decorate shirts, t-shirts or hoodies. The same application is available online at the store's Web site.
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