Tag: Mr. Porter
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NET-A-PORTER’s customer cannot seem to get enough of Gucci
The world of Gucci for NET-A-PORTER Capsule Collection. Gucci’s rose prints are the stars of a new capsule collection available in only one place. Gucci for Net-A-Porter exclusive capsule collection designed by Alessandro Michele features a 20-piece lineup of ready-to-wear, bags and accessories with a tapestry-inspired rose print. The capsule features new interpretations of Gucci classics…
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Net-a-Porter merger with Yoox: marriage of very different high-end fashion sellers
While one presents a chic edit of beautifully shot and styled designer pieces, the other – to the unitiated – appears to offer a more chaotic shopping experience
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Is a Google hangout personal shopper any good?
Dean Kissick loves clothes but is less keen on the actual shopping. Could a new interactive personal shopping experience from Topman be the answer, or would Mr Porter’s high-end offering be more up his street?
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Online luxury retail proves that smaller and newer brands can shake up incumbents
2012 Luxury Online Experience Index (LOEI) survey Wealthy shoppers with minimum annual income of $150,000 rated the online experience at websites of 10 traditional luxury retailers and 16 online-only retailers in the 2012 Luxury Online Experience Index (LOEI) survey by the independent New York-based Luxury Institute. LOEI scores include evaluations of a site’s navigation,…
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Mr Porter: First year in numbers
Mr Porter about 365 days of style Mr Porter luxury online retailer for men, a Cousin of the Net-a-Porter site for women, Turns 1. As the shopping site celebrates its first birthday, it gatheres some informations about the first 12 months in e-fashion business. The mix of brands sold on Mr. Porter includes high-fashion lines…
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Luxury menswear market growing at a rate almost double that of womenswear
The luxury menswear market has been growing at a rate almost double that of womenswear, say the recent figures from global consultants Bain & Co. The men’s luxury fashion market (40% of the global market) is growing at about 14 percent a year, while luxury womenswear is growing by a mere 8 percent. This change…