Here’s a round-up of the latest stories to know about surrounding all things fashion and tech…
- Nike’s COO thinks we could soon 3D print Nike sneakers at home [Quartz]
- H&M x Balmain: wants to see your selfies [Vogue]
- Tinder ads tease Diesel fashion models as possible ‘matches’ [Mashable]
- Louis Vuitton’s spring 2016 show dives into Oculus Rift and virtual gaming [Fashionista]
- Most fashion houses are baffled by social media. Here’s why old-school Chanel does it best [Washington Post]
- London-based online fashion startup, Lyst, abandoned a $25 million business — and became huge anyway [Business Insider]
- Diane von Furstenberg is tapping into millennial tastes to secure her brand’s legacy [AdWeek]
- Why Burberry’s Snapchat Testino campaign is the best piece of marketing in 2015 [Marketing Magazine]
- Sears shows how it uses data to build relationships [MediaPost]
- Can Everlane really become the next J.Crew? [Racked]
- WME-IMG debuts all-fashion network for Apple TV [BoF]
- How Diesel talks to its mobile customers through 400 programmatic ads [Digiday]
- Target’s Kristi Argyilan on what ‘in-house programmatic’ really means [AdAge]
- China’s Alibaba readies for Singles Day online shopping festival on 11/11/15 [BrandChannel]
- How Flipkart hopes to shut out rivals by going app-only in India [Tech in Asia]
- Facebook to test ‘shopping’ section [WWD]
- ‘In China you have to use it’: How WeChat is powering a mobile commerce boom [Digiday]
- Why is Silicon Valley pouring millions of dollars into old clothes? [Bloomberg]
- How (and why) ‘Who What Wear’ bet on commerce [Digiday]
- The rise of drones [Not Just a Label]
- A retail geek’s take on modern high-street shopping [The Future of Commerce]
- What role do fashion runways play in the internet age? [The Globe and Mail]
- We have not yet reached peak wearable [Re/code]
- Say it with an emoji: 10 text-free phrases to describe spring 2016 [Vogue]
- Can content really drive commerce? [Forrester]
