System and method for social awareness textiles

1. A computer-implemented method comprising:

identifying attribute information of at least a first wearable associated with an outfit of a user;

receiving, via a user interface, an indication designating the first wearable as a master arbiter, wherein the master arbiter is a predetermined focus of the outfit and determines whether one or more portions of the outfit associated with at least a second wearable are recommended for wearing with a portion of the outfit associated with the master arbiter;

receiving information about an event, wherein the information about the event is based upon, at least in part, a location of the event and a crime rate associated with the location of the event, wherein the crime rate is received via a national crime data store; and

sending an electronic message to the user when at least a portion of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event based upon, at least in part, the attribute information of the first wearable, the second wearable, and the information about the event,

wherein sending the electronic message to the user when the one or more portions of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event is based upon, at least in part,

the location of the event and the crime rate associated with the location of the event,

identifying that the user is inclined to travel a specific route and take a specific mode of transportation to the event, and the crime rate associated with the specific route and the specific mode of transportation to the event,

identifying the one or more portions of the outfit that would make the user vulnerable to a robbery at, at least one of, the event, the specific route to the event, and the specific mode of transportation to the event, and

whether the one or more portions of the outfit are likely targets to the robbery.

2. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 wherein identifying the attribute information of at least the first wearable associated with the outfit of the user includes receiving, by the first wearable, additional attribute information from at least the second wearable associated with the outfit of the user.

3. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 wherein the information about the event is received from a social media website.

4. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 wherein the information about the event is received from a scheduling application.

5. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 wherein the information about the event includes an indication of an attendee of the event wearing at least the portion of the outfit.

6. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 wherein the information about the event includes an indication of an attendee of the event that was an attendee of a previous event where at least the portion of the outfit was worn by the user at the previous event.

7. A computer program product residing on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium having a plurality of instructions stored thereon which, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:

identifying attribute information of at least a first wearable associated with an outfit of a user;

receiving, via a user interface, an indication designating the first wearable as a master arbiter, wherein the master arbiter is a predetermined focus of the outfit and determines whether one or more portions of the outfit associated with at least a second wearable are recommended for wearing with a portion of the outfit associated with the master arbiter;

receiving information about an event, wherein the information about the event is based upon, at least in part, a location of the event and a crime rate associated with the location of the event, wherein the crime rate is received via a national crime data store; and

sending an electronic message to the user when at least a portion of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event based upon, at least in part, the attribute information of the first wearable, the second wearable, and the information about the event,

wherein sending the electronic message to the user when the one or more portions of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event is based upon, at least in part,

the location of the event and the crime rate associated with the location of the event,

identifying that the user is inclined to travel a specific route and take a specific mode of transportation to the event, and the crime rate associated with the specific route and the specific mode of transportation to the event,

identifying the one or more portions of the outfit that would make the user vulnerable to a robbery at, at least one of, the event, the specific route to the event, and the specific mode of transportation to the event, and

whether the one or more portions of the outfit are likely targets to the robbery.

8. The computer program product of claim 7 wherein identifying the attribute information of at least the first wearable associated with the outfit of the user includes receiving, by the first wearable, additional attribute information from at least the second wearable associated with the outfit of the user.

9. The computer program product of claim 7 wherein the information about the event is received from a social media website.

10. The computer program product of claim 7 wherein the information about the event is received from a scheduling application.

11. The computer program product of claim 7 wherein the information about the event includes an indication of an attendee of the event wearing at least the portion of the outfit.

12. The computer program product of claim 7 wherein the information about the event includes an indication of an attendee of the event that was an attendee of a previous event where at least the portion of the outfit was worn by the user at the previous event.

13. A computing system including a processor and a memory configured to perform operations comprising:

identifying attribute information of at least a first wearable associated with an outfit of a user;

receiving, via a user interface, an indication designating the first wearable as a master arbiter, wherein the master arbiter is a predetermined focus of the outfit and determines whether one or more portions of the outfit associated with at least a second wearable are recommended for wearing with a portion of the outfit associated with the master arbiter;

receiving information about an event, wherein the information about the event is based upon, at least in part, a location of the event and a crime rate associated with the location of the event, wherein the crime rate is received via a national crime data store; and

sending an electronic message to the user when at least a portion of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event based upon, at least in part, the attribute information of the first wearable, the second wearable, and the information about the event,

wherein sending the electronic message to the user when the one or more portions of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event is based upon, at least in part,

the location of the event and the crime rate associated with the location of the event,

identifying that the user is inclined to travel a specific route and take a specific mode of transportation to the event, and the crime rate associated with the specific route and the specific mode of transportation to the event,

identifying the one or more portions of the outfit that would make the user vulnerable to a robbery at, at least one of, the event, the specific route to the event, and the specific mode of transportation to the event, and

whether the one or more portions of the outfit are likely targets to the robbery.

14. The computing system of claim 13 wherein identifying the attribute information of at least the first wearable associated with the outfit of the user includes receiving, by the first wearable, additional attribute information from at least the second wearable associated with the outfit of the user.

15. The computing system of claim 13 wherein the information about the event is received from a social media website.

16. The computing system of claim 13 wherein the information about the event includes an indication of an attendee of the event wearing at least the portion of the outfit.

17. The computing system of claim 13 wherein the information about the event includes an indication of an attendee of the event that was an attendee of a previous event where at least the portion of the outfit was worn by the user at the previous event.

18. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 wherein sending the electronic message to the user when the one or more portions of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event includes recommending that the user wear a less expensive version of the one or more portions of the outfit based upon, at least in part, the specific route and the crime rate associated with the specific route, the specific mode of transportation to the event and the crime rate associated with the specific mode of transportation to the event, and the location of the event and the crime rate associated with the location of the event.

19. The computer program product of claim 7 wherein sending the electronic message to the user when the one or more portions of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event includes recommending that the user wear a less expensive version of the one or more portions of the outfit based upon, at least in part, the specific route and the crime rate associated with the specific route, the specific mode of transportation to the event and the crime rate associated with the specific mode of transportation to the event, and the location of the event and the crime rate associated with the location of the event.

20. The computing system of claim 13 wherein sending the electronic message to the user when the one or more portions of the outfit is not recommended for wearing at the event includes recommending that the user wear a less expensive version of the one or more portions of the outfit based upon, at least in part, the specific route and the crime rate associated with the specific route, the specific mode of transportation to the event and the crime rate associated with the specific mode of transportation to the event, and the location of the event and the crime rate associated with the location of the event.