Online pure players face challenges that offline pure players don’t – for instance the inability to try on clothes. Here’s some ways in which online-only brands have started to venture offline.
Clothing and accessories make up today’s fastest-growing ecommerce segment. Here are some developments in the Menswear world.
A little summary of the Drapers Innovation in Fashion Report 2013.
How local delivery services can help companies unite their online and offline points of sale, and help smaller local stores gain competitive advantage.
I attended a talk by Jonathan Chippindale, CEO of Holition yesterday. He spoke about how disruptive technology can be used in a retail context for marketing purposes and about what is most important in developing ‘augmented retail.’ Here’s a summary!
In a previous post of mine, I mentioned that people prefer curation over pure information when it comes to social media. Here’s a few reasons why fashion brands should also be adding curation to their websites.
In a recent online article, James Manyika and Michael Chui identified mobile Internet and the Internet of Things as the two most disruptive technologies of the coming decade. Here’s a little summary about these two and some of my ideas about how these could be used in the fashion industry.
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