Strategies for Luxury Website Design, e-Merchandising & e-Customization
Last June, Louise Guay and Gregory Saumier-Finch presented My Virtual Model to the luxury industry leaders at the Ritz Hotel, Paris. The Club e-Luxe Summit is held each year since 2007 by Uché Okonkwo, Luxe Corp.
"As the creator of My Virtual Model, the 3-D visual merchandising application that enables the re-creation of the real-self in the virtual space, Louise's presentation was filled with her passion of visionary invention that transform everyone into an online star.
Louise took the audience on a journey of virtual self discovery by demonstrating how to create a personalized avatar, which enables users to try on products ranging from apparel, shoes, bags and jewellery as well as to test as many "looks" as one wishes. She also introduced My Virtual Model fashion community and its role in shaping the collective experiences of online users who are increasingly being exposed to 3D virtual interactions. The power of the online community through engagement and sharing of content prior to making purchases was also underlined.
Her proposition for luxury brands was that the online shopping experience should be fun and a celebration of the luxury brand through unique personalized experiences online."
Source: Luxe Corp Summit Book 2009
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Sandy Carter on Customization
In this video, Sandy talks about going to market socially and using customized experiences such as My Virtual Model to deeply engage your customers.
Visit Sandy Carter's Blog for further tips about Social Media.
Visit Sandy Carter's Blog for further tips about Social Media.
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
Consumer Reports "Buying Clothes Online" Survey
Last December, Consumer Reports released a survey rating 39 apparel shopping Web sites:
Who doesn’t want to be reviewed in Consumer Reports?
Since 1998, MVM and Lands’ End have teamed together to bring virtual modeling to men and women. Searching for “My Virtual Model” in Google Books returns more than a 100 citations in online marketing reviews, studies and textbooks. With such a blazing trail, there’s no doubt that competitors are coming at us so we’ve decided to outrun them and reposition our technology with MVM 3D Visual Search.
“There were no real dogs among the 39 clothiers we've rated. Standouts, including L.L.Bean, Zappos, and Lands' End, tended to provide superior clothing quality, the most accurate descriptions and sizing information, an informative Web site, and an easy way to order and return items. (…) Other pluses include virtual models that let you "try on" merchandise, sizing guides, 360-degree and zoom views, and buyer reviews.”
Buying Clothes Online - Consumer Reports Magazine (Dec. 2008)
Experts weigh in on top shopping Web sites - Watch the Video on ABC7 (Los Angeles)
Who doesn’t want to be reviewed in Consumer Reports?
Since 1998, MVM and Lands’ End have teamed together to bring virtual modeling to men and women. Searching for “My Virtual Model” in Google Books returns more than a 100 citations in online marketing reviews, studies and textbooks. With such a blazing trail, there’s no doubt that competitors are coming at us so we’ve decided to outrun them and reposition our technology with MVM 3D Visual Search.
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“There were no real dogs among the 39 clothiers we've rated. Standouts, including L.L.Bean, Zappos, and Lands' End, tended to provide superior clothing quality, the most accurate descriptions and sizing information, an informative Web site, and an easy way to order and return items. (…) Other pluses include virtual models that let you "try on" merchandise, sizing guides, 360-degree and zoom views, and buyer reviews.”