Tommy Hilfiger Goes All In For Rapid Iteration

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Clothing brand Tommy Hilfiger–bet you have something from Tommy in your closet–has embraced the new future of retailing with an advanced program that allows consumers to buy the items seen in fashion shows the day they see it. To do this, the company, behind Brand Visionary Avery Baker  uses a very sophisticated mix of social media, high-speed manufacturing, innovative web sites, and celebrity endorsers to spike its’ growth. The entire story–which is both a cautionary tale for those not moving fast enough and a guidebook for those who wish to do so–is from Bloomberg and available via this link.
 
 
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