Elle Australia's Sara Smith was given three
different Watch variants to play with — "under
high security," the publication says — pairing
each with a chic outfit. There is "no need for
jewellery or accessories because the watch is the
hero," Smith wrote of one outfit worn with "chic
tailored separates and martial arts-inspired
pieces."
Other ensembles include a weekend look with
"trackies, your boyfriend's shirt (worn cuffed and
loose) and a chic cashmere overcoat," with which
Smith recommends "fine gold and silver
jewellery." For a cocktail party, Smith likes the
Watch with "a tuxedo suit and sexy heels (think
Le Smoking Saint Laurent style with Alexander
Wang black heels), or if you have the legs for it, a
killer cocktail dress."
At work, the Watch would pair with "a sexy silk
Equipment shirt, buttoned down low with a black
silk camisole underneath, and add a sharp
tailored blazer and man-style pants." A "subtle
pair of Tiffany & Co. silver earrings and a fine
diamond tennis bracelet" would make for "added
glam," Smith says.
Elle Australia's editor-in-chief Justine Cullen was
able to use the Apple Watch during a visit to San
Francisco, calling it "a fun new piece of arm
candy that will look good on your wrist and
impress the boys."
"I want one," Cullen wrote. "I'm sad that the
Edition version costs US$10K because it's by far
the prettiest, but I'm definitely a fan of the
functionalities in the more accessible versions."
Apple has gone full tilt with its campaign to sell
the Watch as a fashion accessory, with the latest
spread joining earlier appearances in Vogue , Style ,
China's Yoho , and Hong Kong's street style East
Touch . The company is also planning Watch retail
locations in upscale department stores, including
Tokyo's Isetan and Paris's Galeries Lafayette .
The Apple Watch starts at $349 for the Sport
model, with pre-orders set to begin on April 10. It
ships on April 24.
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