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" In fashion circles, the oncoming revolution of wearable technology is a highly-charged topic of conversation. Add to it the upcoming release of Google Glass and Apple&amp;#039;s rumored iPhone, and things should reach a fevered pitch soon enough. But we&amp;#039;ve had our reservations about whether or not matters of style are being considered in the category in this, its 1.0 phase. Sure, these forward-thinking doodads will pack plenty of punch in terms of services, but their appearance seems, well, not quite right just yet.  The emerging market just got a big boost today, however, from a very style-focused advocate: Mr Porter.com. Today, the online luxury retailer released their monthly Journal, which features an in-depth look at the world of digital entrepreneurs and how they&amp;#039;re shaping the fashion industry. Of course, seeing as Mr Porter.com is a storefront and all they have some click-to-buy options to help you get started (which are, might we say, subdued and stylish in addition to being useful). Funnily enough, Amazon also launched a portal for wearable tech, but\u2014no offense\u2014it lacks a certain finesse. Be honest, would you rather receive a drone-delivered brown box from Amazon, or one of the tastefully packaged deliveries from Mr. P, which come with a hand-written note? We&amp;#039;ll opt for the latter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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