This screen image released by Google shows a section of the new Google project, "We Wear Culture." Google Inc., which launched the Google Art Project in 2011 to link users with vast art collections around the world, has expanded its scope to include fashion. The new initiative, uses Google's technology to connect users to fashion collections at museums and other institutions around the world, giving them the ability to not only view a garment, but to zoom in on the hem of a dress, wander around an atelier, or even sit down with Metropolitan Museum of Art costume restorers. (Google via AP)
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