Search Results: virtual reality
Cartier Plugs into Virtual Reality to Sell Historical Watch Story to China
With the help of VR, Paris watchmaker Cartier opened to let consumers immerse in the narrative behind the company’s Santos watch collection, which cost up to about $57,800 (RMB 402,000). Read More
Virtual Reality in China: Unlimited Possibilities for Luxury Brands
Chinese consumers favor virtual reality-backed shopping experience. Some luxury brands such as Vacheron Constantin and Dior have taken note of this trend. Read More
Mei.com Merges Virtual Reality with Fashion as it Launches Cross-Border E-Commerce
The e-commerce site hosted a high-tech celebration in Shanghai to kick off its "916" online shopping festival and the start of its cross-border channel. Read More
How Virtual Idols Became Real-Life Brand Ambassadors in China
COVID-19 forced fundamental shifts in behavior, with virtual interactions and events emerging as a key way for people to stay connected while staying in. Read More
Are Virtual Influencers the Future of Luxury Retail?
It’s too early to acknowledge the success of virtual influencers, but at the very least they will pressure real influencers to offer better quality content. Read More
Enhancing Brand Presence With Custom Reality Shows in China
Brands may see better outcomes through the customized production of smaller-scale shows that allow a brand to be deeply tied into the purpose of the series. Read More
Can Virtual Influencers Make Luxury Brands’ Dreams Come True?
Born out of the enduring consumer enthusiasm for ACG (anime, comics, and games), virtual influencers have caught the attention of luxury retailers. Read More
Can Luxury Brands Tap into China’s ‘Virtual Avatar’ Fever?
What if the thousands of fans of these luxury labels could all become virtual influencers for them? Thanks to a hugely popular new 3D avatar app called Zepeto, that kind of consumer engagement is no longer simply a fantasy. Read More
In China, Luxury Brands Sell the (Virtual) Boyfriend Experience
In China, presenting virtual intimacy in advertising has become increasingly common, as a genre of POV (point of view) marketing. Read More
Are Virtual Influencers Coming to China’s Luxury Market?
Virtual influencers are becoming much more attractive to luxury brands as bad boys--and girls--increasingly misbehave, denting the brand’s image. Read More
