Digital snippets: Michael Kors, Louis Vuitton, Rebecca Minkoff, Next

It’s set to be a bit of a quiet week on here as I head to the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and become consumed in all things ad-land.

Be sure to check out all the action via Twitter as usual though, and in the meantime, read on for a handful of great stories from around the web surrounding all things fashion and digital over the past week:

• Michael Kors launches digital series ‘Living the Kors Life’ (episode one above) [FashionGoneRogue]

• Next rolls out Facebook app to mark 30 years of fashion [Marketing magazine]

• Louis Vuitton pushes Kusama collection via augmented reality app [Luxury Daily]

• Rebecca Minkoff to bring new lookbook to life with animated GIFs [WWD]

• E-Commerce is head over heels for Pinterest, and for good reason [All Things D]

• Retailers feast on free Facebook tools, shun ads [Reuters]

• Luxe brands register for domain names [WWD]

Digital snippets: Kate Spade, Tory Burch, Coach, Madewell, Hermès, Gucci, John Lewis

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

• How social media helped Kate Spade become a global brand [Mashable]

• How digital marketing fuelled fashion label Tory Burch’s global expansion [Mashable]

• Coach releases Facebook app encouraging users to create animations from handbag tags (as pictured) [FashionablyMarketing.me]

• Madewell launches fun fashion choose-your-adventure video [T magazine]

• Hermès’ Paris Mon Ami campaign to run online with interactive ‘Scarf In the City’ game [Trendhunter]

• Gucci most searched fashion brand on Bing [The New Age]

• John Lewis launches 24-hour virtual shop [PSFK]

• GQ partners with new menswear site Park & Bond for pop-up shop in New York [WWD]

• Marks & Spencer, Tesco and Next rank top in m-commerce sites [NewMediaAge]