Stores are opening up, but consumers have fast adapted to shop online from the comfort of their home. We took time out to talk with Style.me Sales Director, Derek Fox, about how companies are adapting to this situation and the opportunities we see.

The fashion industry has been grappling with the challenges brought on by the pandemic. Talking with Style.me President, Rufus Parkinson, about how companies are adapting to this situation.

Iconic global luxury fashion brand Diane von Furstenberg (DVF) has partnered with Style.me the most advanced virtual fitting and styling solution presenting a truly personalized shopping experience to their North America e-commerce site.

Only 5% of women naturally have the body type portrayed by models in the mainstream media. The other 95% are outside that tall, slender prototype. They’re petite, curvy, athletic, pear, apple, round, hourglass – there’s no shortage of variety when it comes to body types.

2018 survey from Radial found that 51 percent of online shoppers avoid purchasing from retailers that don’t offer free returns. And retailers are taking notice, offering innovative solutions

A pop-up event held in Taimao Shopping Centre has drawn attention to a virtual fitting room technology developed by Style.me.

A pop-up activation with The Female Quotient, in The FQ Lounge at Shop talk – Las Vegas

The future of fashion is locked away behind a very old problem — getting shoppers styles that fit. It’s a quandary retailers have long solved, or at least addressed, with the fitting room. But that lowest of low-tech options doesn’t work for e- commerce, making finding the right size a growing problem, even a lynchpin for postmodern retailing.