It’s been a little while since one of these round-up posts on other interesting fashion and digital stories sourced from around the web, so there’s far more than usual. Each of them is however, of course, as interesting and relevant as ever…
- Alexander Wang teams up with Samsung for crowdsourced handbag (as above) [Mashable]
- Google reportedly in talks with Warby Parker to design stylish Google Glass frames [Techcrunch]
- Gucci ups mobile conversion 70% via optimised site [Luxury Daily]
- Nars tests Pinterest’s selling potential [Mashable]
- Ray Ban launches real-life ambermatic lens app installation [DigitalBuzzBlog]
- This is personal: J Crew debuts an in-store styling app [Refinery29]
- How John Lewis uses Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter and Google+ [Econsultancy]
- Lizzy Caplan’s Viva Vena fashion film is one of the best satirical ads you’ll ever see [Slate]
- The business of blogging: Garance Doré [BoF]
- Shopping in the future: Glasses.com’s augmented reality fitting-room app [AllThingsD]
- Will Apple’s plans for an iWatch herald a new era of wearable tech? [The Observer]
- Farfetch fashion hub: meet the curator of curators [Wired]
- Business Of Fashion gets $2.1m seed funding from Index, LVMH and more for its no-nonsense B2B fashion blog [Techcrunch]
- How your tweets during fashion shows are driving sales [Fashionista]
- Fashion buys into social tools [NY Times]
- Online upstarts explore a new model for fashion media [BoF]
- Why retailers are pinning hopes on Pinterest [Reuters]
- 10 great uses of Vine during fashion week [The Cut]
- And just on the off-chance that you didn’t see it already, here is Google’s How it Feels Through Glass video
