How to Be More Fashionable With This Simple Data Hack (Written for DBMIF!)

In an industry that is constantly pushing out trends and putting on runway shows year-round, staying on-trend isn’t easy. For consumers, knowing what will make it from the runway to the street style scene is usually based on gut instincts and unstructured information.

What if I told you there’s a better way to identify what’s going to be big next season? What if, as future industry leaders, you could make decisions grounded in data and lessen the industry’s destructive environmental impact?

That’s exactly what Moda Operandi does: the luxury e-commerce retailer is leveraging analytics to spark change in the industry. At DASHION, we want to highlight their data-driven business model and show you how you can use data to be more fashionable and sharpen your trend-spotting skills.

This is an excerpt of a case study I wrote for Data, But Make it Fashion, a startup out of Harvard that explores the intersection between technology and high-fashion. As an intern, I research and create content related to fashion and tech + study how data can be used to forecast trends and help luxury companies adapt to the digital stage.

Read more Here OR find the full case study at FASHIONABLEDATA.COM