Burberry walks into the integration of reality and reality in the Palace of Mirrors British boutique brand Burberry staged a digital fashion show in a flagship store converted from an old theater. On the screen, the image of fragrant hair on the temples, the skirt swaying in the mirror, and on the iPad in the hands of the salesperson, orders are placed one after another. Digital Britain-Burberry-Fashion Industry-Omni Brand Management Image source:
Huang Mingtang arts Chen Yishan World Magazine Issue 599 Release time: 2016-06-07 Number of views: 3051 Celebrating 35 years of life harvest, "World Magazine" gives Benin Phone Number List back for a limited time >> Go now [Photo Collection] Digital BritainEntering the 24-hour entrepreneurial space and encountering imitation games in the UK... Regent Street is the first main street planned by John Nash, the chief architect of modern urban planning in London. It is the passage from the Prince Regent's home to the back garden. Emerging from
Piccadilly Circus tube station, you are faced with exquisite and majestic limestone classical buildings. The 19th-century buildings were built parallel to the wide road. It is impossible to imagine the scene of the royal family and the upper class shopping and socializing here across more than two hundred years of time and space. 121 Regent Street, home to the Burberry flagship store. Located on the first street of London's modern urban planning, Burberry is recognized as a pioneer in the global boutique world embracing digital. In the past ten years, it has transformed from an aging brand with excessive licensing to a turnaround and victory lesson plan that was studied in depth by Harvard Business Review. Already a subscriber log in Online + paper reading