A round-up of stories from around the web surrounding all things fashion and digital over the past week:
- Holographic ad gives live demo of Nike shoes on the street [PSFK]
- Bloomingdale’s installs body scanners to help you find jeans that fit (as pictured) [Mashable]
- Michael Kors releases limited edition sneakers to celebrate reaching 500 million fans on Facebook [Web & Luxe]
- Marc Jacobs to dress famous Japanese holograph, Hatsune Miku [Fashionista]
- Armani touts brand personality in latest Frames of Life eyewear campaign [Luxury Daily]
- How Sephora differentiates in digital [Digiday]
- The Business of Fashion is nominated for a Webby Award [BoF]
- This Bond No. 9 ‘digital fragrance’ is only sold via QR code [Styleite]
- Tavi Gevinson creator of The Style Rookie is the next big media mogul [AdWeek]
- Menswear e-tailer FreshCotton creates drug cookbook to promote Stüssy’s spring line [Campaign]
- Fashion e-commerce flowers in the Middle East [BoF]
- Japanese luxury market evolves to keep up with digital generation [Japan Daily Press]