conde nast
CondƩ Nast giveth, and it taketh away
CondƩ Nast is moving fast and breaking its Snapchat presence.
conde nast
CondƩ Nast is teaching its editors to be influencers
Fascinating detail in The Cutās piece about influencers in the fashion world [https://pi.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=c55cb94811545384e689488f6&id=840a28640e&e=e23efb5788] : > CondĆ© Nast has even begun influencer training, hoping to merge the old and new ways of doing things ā to see editors
Blogging
Fashion blogging as the new (tired) media mainstream
The rise, commercialisation, fall and rebirth of fashion blogging [http://www.refinery29.com/fashion-blogging-mainstream]: > āBecause there was a period of time where fashion bloggers became quite monotonousā¦now weāre seeing individuals come through, but on social media as opposed to a web-based platform,ā observes Lau. āItās almost
Blogging
Don't put your daughter on the blog, Mrs Worthington
Slightly terrifying look into life as a toddler social media celebrity [http://www.racked.com/2015/4/28/8490671/london-scout-the-city-blog-instagram]: > Scout the City [http://scoutthecity.com] is touted as fashionās first ākidsā influencerā blog [http://www.socialyte.co/digital-fashion-influencers/], its heroine a pint-sized social media giant in the
apple
Apple Watch: unboxing and the first 24 hours
Iāve had my Apple Watch for about 24 hours now. Here are my initial thoughts as Iāve started to explore it: 1. Iām surprised how much Iāve missed being able to look at my wrist and see the time, rather than having to get my phone
apple
Apple Watch meet wrist: trying on the new tech thing
The Apple Watch is a pretty big chunk of cash for an unknown quantity. To erase the mental pressure myself, and generate some reassurance that I wasnāt blowing the cash, I took myself over to Brighton for a Watch try-on session last week . I was met by a nice
fashion
Chuck a fashion model off a mountain...
The one reason I keep doing what I do for a living (whatever the hell that is, as it seems to change every few months right nowā¦) is that new technology is enabling such different forms of storytelling and, as a natural storyteller of sorts, how can you not get
bloggers
Do you aspire to dress like a blogger?
I got an e-mail from Next (the clothes and homewares people, not the conference people) earlier. This is what it looked like: Yes, Next is selling āblogger styleā as a look. Is there any other industry where blogging has been so throughly assimilated into the way it operates as fashion?
3d printing
Is this the future of fashion?
Iāve been mildly obsessed by the work of Continuum Fashion [http://www.continuumfashion.com] since I saw Mary Huang speak at NEXT Berlin [http://nextberlin.eu/2012/05/selling-fashion-online-and-printing-clothes/] last year. In particular, their Constrvct [https://constrvct.com] service looks to me far more like the future of fashion
brand content
Brand content the user-hostile way
So, I know brand content is where itās at right now and all, and that fashion companies are leading the way. But why on earth has Karen Millen chosen to present theirās in such an intensely user-hostile way [http://www.karenmillen.com/uncovered-magazine/content/fcp-content]?:Have these people
agencies
NEXT Berlin 2012 - liveblogs
Ah, I love NEXT. Unlike many tech-based conferences, which are very rooted in the now, they have a remarkable knack of looking about two years into the future, and giving you a sense of what the world might look like then. Iāve been working with them since January, and
bloggers
Bloggers look younger every year
[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/assets_c/2012/01/6a00d8341c2f0953ef016300259db3970d-700wi-2308.html] Iām pretty sure that this blogger t-shirt for kids is not what we were all dreaming of a decade ago in the early days of blogging. Still, goes some way to showing just how powerful fashion bloggers have