How E-Concessions Are Reshaping Online Luxury

Can The Metaverse Transform Fashion Business Models?

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 2022 E-tailers like MatchesFashion and Mytheresa are adopting a concession model for top brands, with consequences for the bottom line. The metaverse could be as transformative for fashion as streaming was for television – or a flash in the pan like 3D, Marc Bain writes in the first edition of BoF's Weekly Technology Briefing. Imaginary Ventures, which previously invested in Skims, Mejuri and Glossier, is launching a third fund worth $500 million. How Should Brands Enter the Metaverse? Join us at The Times Center, New York on May 4, 2022 for our next BoF Professional Summit.

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LUXURY The Pivot to E-Concessions Is Reshaping Online Luxury By Tamison O'Connor

As top luxury brands pull back from wholesale, e-tailers like Mytheresa, Matchesfashion and Net-a-Porter are adding online concession to their business models rather than losing access to Gucci loafers and Balenciaga hoodies. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY Can The Metaverse Transform Fashion Business Models? By Marc Bain

There may be a better analogy than e-commerce to size up fashion's metaverse opportunity: will it be more like streaming or 3D movies? READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY BoF Professional Summit: New Frontiers in Fashion and Technology By BoF Team Join us on May 4, 2022 at The Times Center, New York. READ MORE

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