| Clothing that earns you money, a Nordstrom makeover and Elle Magazine's Editor-In-Chief have topped the fashion news this week.
In the past few days, we've been writing about New York Fashion Week Street Style A Day in The Life of Jeweller Kirsten Manzi, and an Ode to Scottish beauty blogger Jamie Genevieve.But what have we been reading about? Here is the Fashion Fix Daily round-up of the top fashion news headlines from around the web.
Data From Your Clothing Could Soon Earn You Digital Currency with a new blockchain integration
Putting your jacket on, walking to work, picking up your coffee at Starbucks – all actions that theoretically can be measured. But what about if that jacket you were wearing was the one doing the actual measurement? And what if that data personally generated could be exchanged for value elsewhere?- Find out more on Fashion and Mash.
Nordstrom Tries On a New Look: Stores Without Merchandise
Nordstrom Inc. is opening a new store next month that is a fraction of the size of its typical locations, where shoppers will be able to enjoy services such as manicures and on-site tailoring - Find out more on WSJ
Roberta ‘Robbie’ Myers, editor-in-chief of Elle magazine since 2000, is stepping down from the role.
Ruth MacGilp is an award-winning blogger and freelance writer with a focus on ethical and sustainable fashion.
Nordstrom Tries On a New Look: Stores Without Merchandise
Nordstrom Inc. is opening a new store next month that is a fraction of the size of its typical locations, where shoppers will be able to enjoy services such as manicures and on-site tailoring - Find out more on WSJ
Roberta ‘Robbie’ Myers, editor-in-chief of Elle magazine since 2000, is stepping down from the role.
Ruth MacGilp is an award-winning blogger and freelance writer with a focus on ethical and sustainable fashion.
Roberta ‘Robbie’ Myers, editor-in-chief of Elle magazine since 2000, is stepping down from the role.
Ruth MacGilp is an award-winning blogger and freelance writer with a focus on ethical and sustainable fashion.
Ruth MacGilp is an award-winning blogger and freelance writer with a focus on ethical and sustainable fashion.