Need some help finding an outfit that will showcase your new Apple Watch? Elle Australia has you covered.
With the high-tech timepiece set to hit store shelves on April 24, the fashion magazine has put together a new style guide advising early adopters how to wear the Apple Watch for everything from work to a cocktail party.
On the weekend, for instance, the magazine encourages Apple Watch wearers to style the device with "trackies [track pants], your boyfriend's shirt (worn cuffed and loose) and a chic cashmere overcoat" along with casual sneakers or sandals and dainty gold and silver jewelry.
At work, on the other hand, you might consider wearing it with a silk shirt "buttoned down low with a black silk camisole underneath" along with a "sharp tailored blazer and man-style pants." Pair that with a "power bag" and "subtle" jewelry.
If you dare to wear your Apple Watch to a cocktail party, the magazine advises styling it with a "tuxedo suit and sexy heels" or "a killer cocktail dress" along with some statement jewelry.
"It will be the perfect conversation starter at a party," the magazine says.
Elle is the first magazine in Australia to feature the Apple Watch, but the wearable has already graced the pages of a number of other international publications–including the cover of Vogue China and Self here in the United States.
As for Elle editor-in-chief Justine Cullen's assessment of the new smartwatch—she's a fan, but says the iPhone-syncing accessory is not life-changing.
"I want one," Cullen said. "I'm sad that the Edition version costs $10,000 because it's by far the prettiest, but I'm definitely a fan of the functionalities in the more accessible versions. I love the idea of having all the things you need to know—such as your next meeting—on your wrist at a glance. I love that it will prompt me to get up from my desk and move once an hour, and keep track of all my activity. And I love that it'll discreetly tap me on the wrist (no more invasive rings and vibrations) when it wants me to read a message or to tell me I need to be somewhere.
"Is it going to change your life? Probably not in the way the iPhone did. But is it a fun new piece of arm candy that will look good on your wrist and impress the boys? Absolutely. Who hasn't wanted to talk into their wristwatch, Get Smart-style?"
For more, check out PCMag's Hands On With a Working Apple Watch and 25 Things to Know About Apple Watch.