A round-up of everything you might have missed in relevant fashion, retail and tech industry news over the past week, including the brands using prison labor to create fashion. ...
There’s a big difference today between the role of commerce, and that of shopping, says Tim Weingarten, head of shopping product at Pinterest, on the latest episode of the Innovators podcast by the Current Global. ...
Instagram has announced a new shopping feature that allows customers to complete their purchases without ever having to leave the app. Launch partners include fashion brands such as Burberry, Zara and H&M. ...
British cycling brand Rapha has teamed up with software company Unmade to launch a personalized design service that enables customers to create their own team kits. ...
Nike has launched a virtual pop-up store where shoppers can only access limited edition items once they have earned credits from a previous purchase....
The rental market boom is sending a clear signal to brands struggling to survive in the current retail climate: it is time to adapt to changing purchase behaviors, or risk losing market share....
Technology can enable us to do great things, says Warby Parker co-founder and CEO, Neil Blumenthal, with regards to the brand’s meteoric rise in the direct-to-consumer space, on the latest episode of the Innovators podcast by TheCurrent Global. ...
Fred Perry and Raf Simons are promoting their newest collaboration by inviting customers to view and shop the collection through a virtual map featuring a suburban town....
Amazon is developing a fashion app that will allow consumers to trial outfits in a virtual changing room as avatar versions of themselves.
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