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Better Buy: Amazon vs. Stitch Fix | The Motley Fool

Author Bio Fool since 2011. I write about consumer goods, the big picture, and whatever else piques my interest. Follow me on Twitter to see my latest articles, and for commentary on hot topics in retail and the broad market. Follow @tmfbowman Stitch Fix (NASDAQ:SFIX) offer investors two distinct ways to get exposure to e-commerce. One is a global giant and the dominant online retailer in the U.S, as well as a cloud computing powerhouse, while the other is an upstart trying to disrupt the apparel industry through data-driven personalized styling. Both stocks have been winners of late: Amazon benefited from the pandemic-driven surge in e-commerce this year, while Stitch Fix has overcome earlier doubts after offering bullish guidance for 2021, and has surged in a short squeeze. 

Newly-launched Larroudé hints at the future of fashion-tech

DEC 11, 2020 In today’s Fashion Briefing, fashion brands take advantage of emerging digital technologies by innovating around QR codes, embracing TikTok and fine-tuning their AI-driven personalization.  With their new fashion brand, Barneys veteran Marina Larroudé and her financier husband, Ricardo Larroudé, have solidified their ideas of the industry’s next normal. In short, it’s fashion-tech — and that’s fashion with a capital “f.” On December 1, the founders revealed Larroudé through a direct-to-consumer website featuring its first 34 products — 26 of which are shoes, including 20 with heels. Each style is equipped with a QR code that cues up a patented technology. It enables elements of referral, affiliate and influencer marketing programs, as well as the “Shazam of fashion” concept that’s been attempted by Kim Kardashian to Amazon. (Take a picture of a style, and they’ll find an exact or similar style on an e-commerce site using AI.)