Digital snippets: Burberry, Uniqlo, Jaeger, Rebecca Minkoff, Reebok, Asos, Target

Some more great stories from around the web surrounding all things fashion and digital over the past week:

• Burberry fetes digital at Chicago flagship opening (as pictured) [Mashable]

• Uniqlo partners with GIF artists for holiday campaign [PSFK]

• Jaeger’s new website let down by drab colour scheme [Econsultancy]

• Rebecca Minkoff unveils new site [WWD]

• Reebok edits and refines its social media footprint [AdAge]

• Asos maintains heady rate of sales growth, Q1 up 30% to £165.8m [Reuters]

• Target CMO: content and mobile matters more than campaigns [BrandChannel]

• How eBay became a fast-fashion graveyard [The Cut]

• Five years in and profitable, Gilt refocuses on new leadership, an IPO in 2013 and more [TechCrunch]

• Co-creation: the real social media revolution [Harvard Business Review]

Digital snippets: Saks, Topman, Esquire, Jaeger, JC Penney, House of Fraser, Figleaves and more

A mega update this week to make up for the lack over the past fortnight:

• Saks ups online content [WWD]

• Topman to launch online magazine [GQ]

• Esquire partners with JC Penney to launch men’s e-commerce site CLAD [Esquire]

• Jaeger debuts transactional mobile site, anticipates 80% increase in m-commerce revenues [NMA]

• JC Penney adds QR codes, Facebook game, apps and Google+ presence to Christmas campaign [Media Decoder, NY Times]

• House of Fraser to launch iPhone app offering in-store barcode scanner [NMA]

• Figleaves links London Underground ads with mobile app [Media Week]

• Old Navy doles out deals to Shopkick app users [Venture Beat]

• Flash sales site Vente-Privée launches in US [Market Watch]

• New York Times launches iPad app for fashion and style content [WWD]

• How leading fashion brands are embracing online video [Mashable]