THE SCOOP #44
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In this week’s edition, Adidas offers residents of Berlin a unique option for
getting around the city on a budget, Spotify adds canine adoption services to
its repertoire and Paris plays host to haute couture and message-driven
fashion. The demand for online retail continues to show substantial growth, and
the world of fashion journalism bids farewell to a trailblazer.
1 - Prêt à Vérité
Haute Couture and Men's Fashion saw busy weeks this month in
Paris, with runway shows and platforms for celebrating upcoming trends and
socially-conscious messaging. Explore the gorgeous & bold new
looks, as well as two collaborations with The New York Times.
2 -
Fashion critic pioneer, Bernadine Morris, passed away on
January 12, at the age of 92. With a career that began as "cheap dress
editor or corset editor," and eventually took fashion criticism to the
front page of the New York Times, Morris was a considerable figure in the
advancement of fashion coverage. Read more about her life and work here.
3 - Online. On Trend. And On The Rise.
British retailer ASOS remains at the forefront of the online
fashion market, boasting strong continued growth and confidence in further
expansion as the online retail landscape continues to be established. Read more
about their success and what this means for traditional retail markets here.
4 -
Looking good while on the go has never been cheaper in
Berlin, with Adidas' new EQT Support 93 sneakers, which double as a valid
one-year mass transit pass within the city. Whether you can get your hands on
the limited-edition
sneakers, is another question altogether.
5 - Old Dog, New
Tracks
According to a recent University of Glasgow study,
individual dogs have their own unique taste in music. In an inspired
partnership, Spotify has paired with a Munich animal shelter to launch Adoptify,
pairing shelter dogs with potential owners based on shared musical taste. See
the spots and read more about this campaign here.
1 comments
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