A round-up of the latest stories to know about surrounding all things fashion and tech…
- Apple runs first watch ads: 12 pages in Vogue [AdAge]
- Michael Kors is getting into wearable tech [Bloomberg]
- 10 things we learned about the business of blogging from Chiara Ferragni’s Harvard Study [StyleCaster]
- Drones to fetch orders at Tokyo Crocs store [WSJ]
- Luxury brands on Snapchat? Why Michael Kors is taking the plunge [Digiday]
- Asos plots further Snapchat activity despite admitting it provides ‘virtually no data at all’ [The Drum]
- Neiman Marcus integrates interactive tables for unbridled selection [PSFK]
- Gap launches Instagram soap opera with Jenny Slate, Paul Dano [Mashable]
- Nordstrom shrinks Innovation Lab, reassigns employees in shakeup of tech initiatives [Geekwire]
- Apple stores will implement jewellery store practices to help sell the Apple Watch [TechCrunch]
- I wore a Fitbit during fashion week [Fashionista]
- What the tech world doesn’t understand about fashion [Racked]
- The future of retail is the end of wholesale [BoF]
- Will drones fly in retail? [Stores Magazine]
- Jeff Bezos makes another push for Amazon Fashion. Will it work? [Bloomberg]
- How Code and Theory’s Brandon Ralph gained the trust of everyone from Anna Wintour to Burger King [Fashionista]
- Victoria’s Secret ads warm up People Magazine’s Snapchat Stories [AdAge]
- Adidas app lets sneakerheads wait in virtual lines for limited editions [Bloomberg]
- River Island moving IT ‘out of the back room’ with tech hub collaboration [The Drum]
- ‘Lucky’ launches LuckyShops.com [MediaPost]
- Face hacking: transforming our future visages with digital make-up [Motherboard]
- How start-ups are beating Burberry to DIY fashion [Marketing Magazine]
- How Line is turning Instagram into an e-commerce app in Thailand [TechInAsia]
- First digital measuring tape to make online shopping less risky [PSFK]
