via Tommy Hilfiger digitalizza il design Il brand americano Tommy Hilfiger (Gruppo Pvh) punta a ridurre il time to market, digitalizzando tutta la sua catena del valore. Così ha cominciato a disegnare…
via fibre2fashion.com IBM and FIT collaborate to build future fashion workforce The Fashion Institute of Technology’s (FIT’s) Infor Design and Technology Lab (DTech Lab) and IBM has announced a collaboration…
via CTA Blog Retail: The Experience They Crave, The Data You Need by Robin Raskin The internet was created to share information, but it’s e-commerce that fuels it. While e-commerce…
via Yoox to introduce AI-generated designs for new private label by Rachel Arthur Yoox is due to introduce a new private label generated by data, according to Federico Marchetti, CEO…
via Inside the shops of the future Forward-thinking retailers are crunching data and experimenting with technology to create personalised, experiential stores of the future. by Rachel Arthur Those who happened past…
via glossy.co Speed-to-market: How luxury brands are picking up the pace of production cycles by Hilary Milnes In luxury fashion, speed matters more than ever. Labels like Gucci, Ralph Lauren,…
via retaildive.com Why beauty will continue to rule retail in 2018 From leaders Sephora and Ulta to relative newcomers Glossier and Birchbox, beauty is killing other sectors. Here’s how. If…
via wired.co.uk Fashion brands are tooling up to create custom clothing in minutes From bespoke footwear to monogrammed scarves, fashion brands are increasingly offering custom-made luxury clothing By Rachel Arthur…
via apparelmag.com How to Increase Speed to Market in the “See Now, Wear Now” Era By Abnesh Raina, CEO and Founder, PlumSlice Labs – 08/29/2017 “Automated workflows and collaboration are key steps for…
via nytimes.com by Vanessa Friedman Tom Ford and Thakoon Give Up on See-Now, Buy-Now Fighting the fashion system is hard. Or so it seems, given the announcements this week that…
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