Digital snippets: Prada, Instagram, ASOS, adidas, American Apparel

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

• Prada debuts iPad app, Il Palazzo [WWD]

• Instagram introduces web profiles (see picture of Burberry page above) [Mashable]

• ASOS shoppable videos drive holiday sales and brand engagement [BrandChannel]

• adidas experiments with interactive window shopping [DigitalBuzzBlog]

• American Apparel CEO responds to social storm over storm sale [Bloomberg Businessweek]

• Op-ed: The problem with most fashion-tech startups [BoF]

• Shopping site The Fancy sells a $26 million round [AllThingsD]

• Fashion brands sell their image with online video content [eMarketer]

Digital snippets: Uniqlo, Abercrombie, Louis Vuitton, Nike, J.Crew, Club Monaco, Tory Burch, adidas

I’m playing a massive round of catch-up post work and leisure travel… more on the former to follow, but in the meantime, here’s a look at some of the biggest stories surrounding all things fashion and digital from the past couple of weeks. Did I miss anything? Let me know in the comments below…

 

• Uniqlo mesmerises Pinterest users with mass pinning for Dry Mesh Project [BrandChannel]

• Abercrombie & Fitch models cover ‘Call me Maybe’, video goes viral (as above) [Abercrombie & Fitch]

• Louis Vuitton’s new interactive site teaches you how to pack [FastCo.Create]

• Nike becomes first UK company to have Twitter campaign banned [The Guardian]

• J.Crew’s latest online venture, Hello World, invites Scott Schuman and Garance Doré to capture five global tastemakers [Refinery29]

• Club Monaco launches Facebook Timeline app [Mashable]

• Tory Burch resets with app, revised blog [WWD]

• adidas athletes #takethestage in its biggest-ever marketing push [Campaign]

• American Eagle launches #LiveYourLife campaign [FashionablyMarketing.me]

• Fashion to embrace ‘social gaming’ [WWD]

• Nasty Gal’s Sophia Amoruso: fashion’s new phenom [Forbes]

• Pinterest has users, Fancy has a business model [AdWeek]

• NYC and Mayor Bloomberg launch Project PopUp, a fashion tech start-up competition [BoF]

• Mobile payments: what’s taking so long, and who’s going to win? [Business Insider (special report)]

• 10 fashion memes that took the internet by storm [Fashionista]

Digital snippets: Oscar de la Renta, Hugo Boss, Nike, Michael Kors, Dove, Target

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

• Oscar de la Renta sells five Resort tees in first day via TheFancy (as pictured) [NY Times]

• Hugo Boss hosts New Dimension Beijing event, live-streams new collection and campaign in 3-D [Hugo Boss]

• Nike’s interactive ad challenges viewers to find secret content [PSFK]

• Michael Kors opens new store via email, social video invite [Luxury Daily]

• Dove seeks ‘brand love’ with strategic shift to Facebook [Marketing Magazine]

• Target rolls out Shopkick app [BrandChannel]

• E-commerce in China: how the world’s biggest market buys online [Mashable]

• Op-Ed: Are we failing to fulfill the potential of fashion film? [BoF]

• IFB launches interactive Instagram campaign for summer [FashionablyMarketing.Me]

Digital snippets: Prada, Nowness, Oliver Peoples, Vogue Spain, Tavi, Etsy

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

• Prada microsite features digital drawings for new Parallel Universes accessories campaign (as pictured) [Luxury Daily]

• LVMH launches Chinese-language version of Nowness.com [brandchannel] 

• Oliver Peoples launches new campaign film, redesigned website [WWD] 

• Vogue Spain caught with stolen pics on Instagram [TheNextWeb] 

• The business of blogging: Tavi Gevinson [BoF]

• Etsy: a beginner’s guide to the crafty e-commerce site [Mashable]

• Fashion blog posts outfits inspired by popular video game characters [PSFK]

• Platform spotlight: The Fancy [Fashion's Collective]