Google’s Glasses Gaze into the Future, Kanye Returns to Day Job and Beyoncé’s Inaugural Tweet

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

- The NYPD must be working overtime…or just be really bored — who are we kidding, it’s the latter. A few months ago a man stole a jacket from a John Varvatos store by swapping it with his own and the boys in blue tracked him down using the DNA from the wadded up chewing gum the thief left in the jacket pocket. Now that’s what I call a sticky situation. [Racked]

- Finally the future’s pulling its act together. Google‘s new super high-tech augmented reality eyeglasses brings us one step closer to the Dystopian present we’ve been promised for so many years. Oh, and there are flying cars. [Huff Po]

CFDA and Vogue Trade Proenza Schouler for Uma Wang

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Call it a fashion foreign exchange program. The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund will launch a new initiative with China this spring when Proenza Schouler‘s Jack McCullough and Lazaro Hernandez trek out to Shanghai and Shanghai-based designer Uma Wang takes a bite out of the Big Apple. 

12 Social Media Founders Gone Sexy

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

Our idea of a perfect man? Abs you can wash your dirty clothes clean on + a brain that creates and codes social media empires. Give me an ass you can bounce a dime off and a back sculpted from marble, and I’m listening. Which is why, in our steamiest fantasies, we can Instagram the nerdy social media founding Twits into a sexy Facebooks that make  us go Googley-eyed. From [four]square to super stud.

Google+ May Actually Have a Purpose

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

It’s about time Google released its master plan! Google has announced it will integrate Google+ into what will be called “personal results.” Now, when you search anything on Google, you have the option of seeing what people in your social networks are saying about the topic – it’s not just at the bottom of the search anymore!

Justin Bieber and Emma Watson Had the Year’s Most Influential Haircuts…for Essentially the Same Haircut

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

I don’t think I’ve ever noticed how much Justin Bieber and Emma Watson look alike. I mean, they could be sisters! Justin, naturally, would be the prettier, younger sister while Emma would be the brains of the family. But the reason for their slightly disturbing visual similarities surely rests in their treasured locks, which have both gained praise from The Wall Street Journal as the most influential haircuts of 2011, proving that ladies and lesbians the world over love a short crop. 

20,000 Screaming Japanese Schoolgirls Coming to a Computer Near You

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Though Paris may be the epitome of high fashion, Tokyo has stuck a chopstick in the realm of fast-fashion with it’s biannual Tokyo Girls Collection. TGC is Fashion Week  meets Comic-Con, with over 20,000 attendees forking over as much as 7500 yen ($91.59 — at least the dollar is worth something somewhere) to be part of the action. As models strut down the runway during the 7-hour event, participants can buy the fashions using their cell phones while enjoying J-pop performances peppered throughout the day. And for the first time in TGC’s six year history, the event will be live-streamed.

7 Sweet Christian Louboutin Shoes for Valentine’s Day

Edited by Nicole Vardo

In my all around opinion I don’t think it’s ever too early to get ready for a special holiday… or whatever celebratory event there is out there to dress up or come up with twistedly outrageous ensembles! Of course we’re all just getting ourselves together after that memorable New Year’s Eve hangover but now it’s time to get ready for some lovin’ …literally! Valentine’s Day is next and whether or not you have a special whoever it doesn’t mean you still can’t look killer!

The Uglier The Better – These Christmas Sweaters Are In High Demand

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

If you’ve attended an “Ugly Christmas Sweater Party” in the last few years, you’re part of a growing trend returning to holiday nostalgia. Searches for “ugly Christmas sweaters” are up 30 percent in December compared with last year, according to Google’s research tool Insights for Search.

When We Look Back at 2010, We Will All Collectively Hang Our Heads in Shame

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Google Zeitgeist is “based on the aggregation of billions of search queries people typed into Google this year” and thus “captures the spirit of 2010.” And that spirit came down with a serious case of Beiber Fever.

TECH Fashion is HOT

Edited by Josh Linam

First eBay rolls out street style site, ebaylookbook.com.

Then Google debuts e-fashion shop boutiques.com.

Are Web-geekers getting the fashion bug??