Retail Week eFashion Blog with Fits.me
Blog: Ex-TOWIE star Mark Wright is the right fit for Littlewoods
For some Mark Wright, ex-The Only Way is Essex star, might seem like a strange fit for Littlewoods as he fronts the retailer’s new menswear collection. But I think he will give the brand the edginess it needs to engage with a more fashion-conscious man.
Blog: Celebrity curated ecommerce comes to the UK
Curated ecommerce came to the UK last week with the launch of ToTheTops, a venture backed by former MySpace and Vente Privee executives.
Blog: Asos rolls out virtual fitting room technology
Online fashion giant Asos is extending the use of a virtual fitting room using technology provided by Virtusize.
Blog: Welcome to the new generation of ecommerce
Asos boss Nick Robertson was boasting about its latest innovations yesterday as he unveiled a 19% jump in pre-tax profit.
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Blog: The growth of 4G will make clothes shopping a blur
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Blog: How to make blogs work for your brand
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Blog: Ted Baker comes top of the social networking class
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Blog: Supermarkets could teach fashion retailers some online lessons
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Blog: Burberry's digital diamond helps it reign supreme
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Blog: Topshop could take Burberry's catwalk innovation crown
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Blog: Retailers line up for etail's top jobs
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Blog: Speedy delivery guarantees a merry online Christmas
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Blog: The power of data for online retailers
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Blog: Digital windows - the sign of a Very good Christmas
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Blog: Reach out to the wealthy on Facebook
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Blog: eBay is putting the fun into Christmas shopping
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Blog: Google glasses make me feel like Marty McFly Video
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Blog: Bringing the virtual fitting room instore
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Blog: Making post-Christmas returns less painful
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Blog: Will fashion fans give Rihanna Face time?
Conversions in Hawes & Curtis’ online store rose 57% and overall garment returns fell 35% thanks to the Fits.me virtual fitting room.
The Fits.me virtual fitting room sent fashion retailer Pretty Green’s online conversion rate soaring by 62%.
eFashion analysis
Analysis: How UK fashion retailers are capitalising on the school prom trend
US-style proms have become increasingly popular at British schools. Sarah Butler finds out how retailers are making the most of the trend.
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