The American beauty company has announced an upcoming flagship for its relaunched cosmetics brand, Covergirl, projecting an interactive experiential concept store slated to open in NYC’s Times Square later this year.
A partnership between Microsoft and London College of Fashion has seen students embrace cutting-edge technologies like mixed reality, the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence to explore the future of fashion.
Asos has announced a new tech-focused partnership with Israeli innovation hub Re:Tech to find new solutions for its e-commerce operations.
The Swiss watchmaker has announced the launch of its digital boutique. The service, designed to complement the brand’s in-store experience, will first be offered in the United States before being rolled out worldwide.
Adidas has launched Alphaedge 4D, a new trainer made with 3D printing technology. James Carnes, the group’s Global Brand Strategy VP, has faith in this model and in the investment behind it.
Amazon has launched its first ever style-focused Echo in the US. The Alexa-powered Echo Look can take photos and videos without the use of a smartphone camera or mirror, tapping into Amazon's growing fashion community.
Marc Jacobs is expanding its wearables category with the launch of its first touchscreen smartwatch, The Riley. Previously the round-faced model was available as both an analog watch and a hybrid smartwatch.
H&M is diving deeper into technology solutions and showcased two new “cutting edge” technology features during fashion digitisation conference Stockholm Fashion Tech Talks on Tuesday.
Microsoft Corp said on Monday it would buy privately held coding website GitHub Inc for $7.5 billion in an all-stock deal to beef up its cloud computing business and challenge market leader Amazon.com Inc.
Global shipments of wearables grew 1.2% in Q1 2018 – snail’s pace progress when compared to the 18% growth reported this time last year –, as consumer preference shifts toward smarter devices and products diversify.
The UK arm of L’Oréal has announced the five winners of a scientific support programme it runs in partnership with Unesco, the L’Oréal Unesco For Women In Science awards.
The French company, which developed a one-click payment solution, was awarded the 12th LVMH Innovation prize at the Viva Tech trade show on May 25.
The tech, designed to benefit consumers and retailers, includes a virtual personal shopper and a service that delivers shoppers’ bags straight to their cars.
The world’s largest retailer of diamond jewelry has signed onto De Beers’ pilot program for diamond blockchain Tracr, the first retailer to join a growing number of big diamond industry names trialling the platform.
A new digital mini-series called Click my Closet is launching, offering fans the chance to immediately shop looks curated by top Hollywood stylists for their celebrity clients.
