New York Fashion Week Launches new mobile App by Hopscotch Inc.
/ E. Vincent MartinezNYFW: The Shows by Hopscotch Inc. is a fashion lovers dream app! Whether you are attending New York Fashion Week or experiencing it vicariously, this app delivers NYFW to your fingertips by connecting you with all things NYFW including live streams!
The app, NYFW: The Shows, is now available for download at NYFW.com and via iTunes. Created by a top designer, fans of NYFW will be able to not only stream live their favorite shows but engage with models, designers and top fashion editors as they navigate through Fashion week on their handheld device. As designers are provided the ability to promote their lines user are given the opportunity to immerse themselves into the fashion world and stay on track with live news and show updates. The first application of its kind, Hopscotch developer David Grau, along with WME, created this unique technology for fashion lovers worldwide to attend NYFW with a personalized exclusive in-app experience.
NYFW: The Shows is undisputedly the must-have accessory of all seasons!
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