Here’s a highlight of the best stories in the fashion and tech space over the past couple of weeks…
- adidas launches Stan Smith pop-up store, includes 3D-printing station (as pictured) [Dexigner]
- Louis Vuitton debuts spring campaign on Instagram [Refinery29]
- Neiman Marcus CEO apologises for data breach, offers free credit monitoring [The Verge]
- Overstock CEO: Why we’re accepting Bitcoins [CNBC]
- Five reasons why American Apparel is bullish on Twitter [AdWeek]
- Aerie’s unretouched ads ‘challenge supermodel standards’ for young women [Huffington Post]
- Warby Parker launches interactive 2013 annual report [Laughing Squid]
- Wet Seal hires 16-year-old to build its following on Snapchat [AdAge]
- François-Henri Pinault puts his money where his mobile is via Square, hints at future for luxury world buying into tech [FT Material World]
- Show business: are fashion shows still relevant? [BoF]
- Beacons: what they are, how they work, and why Apple’s iBeacon technology is ahead of the pack [Business Insider]
- Personalisation is key for beauty omnichannel strategy: L’Oréal Luxe exec [Luxury Daily]
- Try on virtual make-up and pay with your hand with retail tech at CES 2014 [BrandChannel]
