Building Fashion Recommendation Systems for Ecommerce
Nick Landia, Dressipi’s Chief Data Scientist, explores the challenges of building intelligent and effective personalized recommendation systems. The goal? To create truly personalized customer experiences.
Dressipi Collaborates with ACM Recommender Systems (RecSys)
RecSys is the premier international forum for the presentation of new research results, systems and techniques in the field of product recommendation systems.
Accurate Garment Data is Key for Personalized Outfits
Right from the start brands have showcased their product through outfitting: from catwalk collections to window displays, shop mannequins to advertising campaigns and on today’s social media platforms. They play a huge part in our everyday life.
Fashion Returns: A Headache for Retailers and the Environment
After 2 years of lockdowns and disruptions, UK fashion retail is beginning to steady. We expect the size of the UK fashion market in 2022 to be just about back to 2019 levels but retailers need to account for a big hit to their apparel return rates looming on the horizon.
But, the good news is we can see what’s coming.
Fashion Consumer Behavior
There’s no showbusiness without the show or the business. Likewise, when it comes to fashion-tech there is no tech without the fashion.
It’s no secret that COVID-19 has accelerated the shift to digital commerce within fashion retail. Over the last 12 months, UK womenswear retailers have seen their online revenues increase by an average of 18%.
When a customer walks into a store they expect a great experience, and these expectations are continuously growing.
Fred Cheung, Dressipi’s CTO shares his highlights from the two day conference.
Fashion authority can’t be taught and it can’t be bought. Natalie Theo, Dressipi’s Style Director explores the importance of fashion intuition, and how combining it with data creates a powerful personalization solution.
Being big advocates for women in tech, Dressipi had the pleasure of attending the most recent Code First: Girls Conference 2017 at Twitter’s London offices.