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"  Photo: Courtesy of DVF It&amp;#039;s been 40 years since Diane von Furstenberg revolutionized the way women dress with the wrap dress. And at 68, the designer is still innovating. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m old enough to have danced at Studio 54 and young enough not to have missed the digital revolution,&amp;quot; she tells ELLE. Von Furstenberg made headlines when she incorporated Google Glass into her spring 2013 runway show: The models, hair and makeup artists, von Furstenberg herself, and even Google co-founder Sergey Brin in the front row, were all wearing Glass. Tomorrow, when von Furstenberg presents her 2015 resort collection, she will also unveil a collaboration with Google Glass, &amp;quot;DVF | Made for Glass,&amp;quot; a collection of frames (sunglasses and prescription) for the wearable tech glasses with the nerdy rep. It marks the first time Glass has partnered with a fashion label, and von Furstenberg&amp;#039;s sleek polarized shades and thick-framed prescriptive lenses might just give Glass the injection of cool it needs. Related: The Curious Double Standard of Google Glass Here, von Furstenberg teaches ELLE&amp;#039;s fashion news director (and admitted technophone) Anne Slowey how to use Glass. The two also discuss the finer points of social media etiquette, like whether it&amp;#039;s ok to tweet in bed.      Related: Now You Can Wear Google Glass Without Looking Like a &amp;quot;Glasshole&amp;quot; The full DVF | Made for Glass collection will be available on June 23 on google.com/glass. The prescriptive frames plus Glass will be priced at $1,725, the shades at $1,620. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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