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Wearable sensors systems have been substantially incorporated in every aspect of our daily lives in the recent years. With the growing demand to find alternative methods for flexible, convenient, user-friendly, and wearable power sources that can be attached with the human skin, wearable sensors have now been incorporated with Nanomaterials. With their appreciably expanded surface area and promising material properties, these materials have paved the way for enhancing the future of wearable electronics. Wearable sensing systems can only be comprehended when they are integrated with high performance sensors that have significant multi-functional properties. Nanomaterials lay a platform for such wearable sensors that are distinctly used to closely monitor the body signals as well as human activity incessantly in real time. Representative applications for wearable systems incorporated with Nanomaterials including remote health monitoring, drug delivery applications, tracking sports and daily activity are highlighted. Followed by other applications like contact lenses, dermal implanted sensors and smart tattoos are conferred. The key aspects that ought to be noted while choosing the types of Nanomaterials have also been discussed.