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Full-Text Articles in Fashion Business
Towards A Design Space For Storytelling On The Fashion Technology Runway, Sydney Pratte, Anthony Tang, Shannon Hoover, Maria Elena Hoover, Matt Laprarie, Catherine Larose, Lora Oehlberg
Towards A Design Space For Storytelling On The Fashion Technology Runway, Sydney Pratte, Anthony Tang, Shannon Hoover, Maria Elena Hoover, Matt Laprarie, Catherine Larose, Lora Oehlberg
Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems
Fashion is driven by a narrative, i.e. a story or idea that the designer wants to convey to the audience. Fashion-tech now adds another dimension to this narrative through dynamically changing aspects of the garments. Many factors of presentation in a runway show affect how fashion-tech garments communicate a story to the audience. In this pictorial, we review a set of twenty-eight storytelling fashion-tech garments. We identify, catalogue, and categorize the factors designers used to convey stories to the audience from the runway. The design space consists of three levels: (1) the artifact-level, (2) the viewer-level, and (3) the context-level. …
Luxury Back In Vogue, Erwan Rambourg
Luxury Back In Vogue, Erwan Rambourg
Asian Management Insights
Not just a rebound, it is set to flourish in the coming decade.
The Evolving Chinese Luxury Consumer, Rane Xue, Xiaolei Gu
The Evolving Chinese Luxury Consumer, Rane Xue, Xiaolei Gu
Perspectives@SMU
Chinese who travel frequently or have lived abroad will shape the perception and understanding of luxury consumption going forward
Bubox: Smart Textile Platform, Jiameng (Sissy) Yan, Kuanfu (River) Lee
Bubox: Smart Textile Platform, Jiameng (Sissy) Yan, Kuanfu (River) Lee
MSc in Innovation Capstone Projects
Analyzed the global textile market, apparel market and trends. Found that textile sourcing was a pain point. They proposed a solution called BUBOX which would provide a customized monthly swatch box to offer smarter strategies that would be in line with buyer requirements and leveraging data technology.
Practising Empathy, Kate Low
Practising Empathy, Kate Low
Research Collection Institute of Service Excellence
Kate Low of Perk by Kate talks about how prioritising customer relationships has kept her at the forefront of Singapore’s lingerie scene.
Asian Luxury Retail Is Human, Stéphane J.G. Girod
Asian Luxury Retail Is Human, Stéphane J.G. Girod
Asian Management Insights
Digital giants such as Alibaba and Amazon, and online luxury specialists like Farfetch, Yoox and Net-a-Porter are thriving in Southeast Asia. Yet, even as online commerce sales is rising five times faster than the overall market, forecasters agree on one thing: online sales for luxury will flatten at around 25 percent of the total market by 2025.1Farfetch was bracing itself for this plateau when it clinched a partnership with Chanel in 2018. Their goal is to become the leading luxury retail operating system.
Luxury Branding For Asia, Singapore Management University
Luxury Branding For Asia, Singapore Management University
Perspectives@SMU
Asian brands must aim to be aspirational; having employees who really understand the brand is crucial
"How Do I Look?": The Fashion Industry Needs A Makeover, Trang Chu Minh
"How Do I Look?": The Fashion Industry Needs A Makeover, Trang Chu Minh
Social Space
Despite the rise of socially responsible businesses and conscious shoppers, the fashion industry seems to be falling behind. It is common to read reports of clothing brands whose ethics and manufacturing practices are called into question—some even accused of slavery in their supply chains. But errant retailers aside, one still wonders: given the seasonal nature of what’s “on trend” and the prevalence of “fast fashion”, can this industry ever break out of the cycle of overproduction and overconsumption?
Dressing The Future, Christopher Halim, Raena Lim
Dressing The Future, Christopher Halim, Raena Lim
Research Collection Institute of Service Excellence
Christopher Halim and Raena Lim of Style Theory review the importance of appropriate automation and necessary systems in growing a young company.
Creating Meaning In Work, Eunyce Yap, Joanna Lam
Creating Meaning In Work, Eunyce Yap, Joanna Lam
Research Collection Institute of Service Excellence
Eunyce Yap and Joanna Lam, Founders of fashion label, Love & Bravery, tell us why there should always be more to business than just the bottom line.
How To Design For Your Customers, Selma Bamadhaj, Nur Rulhuda
How To Design For Your Customers, Selma Bamadhaj, Nur Rulhuda
Research Collection Institute of Service Excellence
Selma Bamadhaj and Nur Rulhuda of Lully Selb school us in the importance of personalised service and turning customers into friends.
The Sole Man, Singapore Management University
The Sole Man, Singapore Management University
Perspectives@SMU
Killick Datta worked for Nike when Adidas and Puma were the biggest brands. After over three decades in the shoes business, he still visits malls every weekend because it is crucial to “know your marketplace
Bling And Brand Recognition: What Your Conspicuous Consumption Says About You, Singapore Management University
Bling And Brand Recognition: What Your Conspicuous Consumption Says About You, Singapore Management University
Perspectives@SMU
Makers of luxury goods can charge even more if they play down their famous labels
Studying The Logic Of Luxury, Singapore Management University
Studying The Logic Of Luxury, Singapore Management University
Research@SMU: Connecting the Dots
The SMU Centre for Marketing Excellence is partnering with Asia’s luxury sector to navigate trends that are changing the face of retail.
See the book: The essence of luxury: An Asian perspective: LVMH-SMU Luxury Research Conference 2016
The Art Of Online Shopping, Singapore Management University
The Art Of Online Shopping, Singapore Management University
Perspectives@SMU
Creating an online shopping store with high sales turnover requires the right mix and number of products, as well as communication and navigation tools