Below are selected highlights from the week in retail, fashion, technology, and ecommerce. Sources can be found in the hyperlinked text after the headline.

Brand/Retailer:

• Burberry becomes first major fashion brand with an Apple Music channel. Link
• Walgreens offering same day delivery with Postmates. Link
• Small-batch, crafted denim is on the rise. Link
• Restoration Hardware’s new teen line. Link
• If you don’t offer same-day shipping, you’re disappointing 56% of millennials. Link
• Under Armour expects to generate $7.5B in revenue by 2018. Link
• Kohl’s latest collaboration is with Thakoon. Link
• Apple says iPhone pre-orders are beating last years’ pace. Link
• Move over millennials, here comes generation Z. Link
• Amazon Prime offers six months of the Washington Post for free. Link
• Postmates CEO on a potential partnership with Lyft. Link
• The upcoming H&M x Balmain collection is two months away. Link
• Under Armour and Sports Authority partner to reward work outs. Link
• Target to foster retail tech startups. Link
• J.Crew going back to basics. Link
• Jet.com attracts millennials. Link

Marketing/Social:

• Facebook may gain alternative to the like button. Link
• Six lessons brands can learn from Lauren Conrad’s social success. Link
• Pinterest surpasses 100M monthly users. Link
• Instagram is on track to becoming a $5B product. Link
• Snapchat is now hosting exclusive live stories from the NFL. Link
• Facebook bends to advertiser viewability demands. Link
• Fake Google site combats apathy towards refugees. Link
• Facebook is putting more of your data into its ad-relevancy machine. Link
• Facebook preparing to launch its Office product. Link

Startups:

• CentreStyle, built by teenagers, helps you get dressed in any weather. Link
• Startup seeks to help brands sell excess fashion stock. Link

International:

• American Eagle Outfitters wants its slice in Western Europe. Link
• Refinery 29 heads to the UK, then Germany and France. Link
• UK’s online sales growth slowed in August. Link

Mobile/Emerging Tech:

• Amazon has 6 new devices and an actual plan for hardware. Link
• Walmart simple text could be Walmart’s version of magic. Link
• Walmart built the fastest-growing retail app by focusing on one key shopper habit. Link
• The most popular paid iPhone app right now is an ad blocker. Link
• Stripe unveils a new tool to help retailers build native buying experiences in apps. Link
• Facebook looks to bring virtual reality to mobile devices. Link