7 October 2026International edition
Vol. I · No.
7 October 2026
AI in Fashion
DAILY
The daily briefing on AI in the fashion business
Where fashion meets artificial intelligence.
Topic

E-Commerce

Commerce & Marketing · Guide

How does AI personalisation work in fashion e-commerce?

Recommendations, ranked listings, size advice and conversational assistants all rely on the same thing: clean customer and product data. A practical guide to what works, what it costs and where the limits are.

By Maya Lindqvist6 min read
Commerce & Marketing · Explainer

How is AI search changing the way shoppers find fashion?

Shoppers now describe what they want to chatbots and AI search engines instead of typing keywords. How conversational shopping works, what the early evidence shows and what it means for fashion brands and retailers.

By Maya Lindqvist5 min read
Commerce & Marketing · Explainer

How is AI used in fashion customer service, and where does it fail?

AI chatbots and agent assistants can answer order, return and sizing questions around the clock. Customers still want a human when it matters, and companies stay liable for what their bots say.

By Maya Lindqvist5 min read
Strategy, Data & Regulation · Explainer

Headless commerce for fashion brands, in plain language

Headless commerce separates what shoppers and buyers see from the engine that runs prices, carts and orders. Here is what that means, when it helps and what it costs.

By Clara Vos4 min read
Strategy, Data & Regulation · Explainer

Marketplaces for fashion brands: models, trade-offs and control

Online marketplaces offer reach, but each model changes who controls price, stock and brand presentation. Here is how the main models work and what brands should weigh.

By Clara Vos4 min read
Commerce & Marketing · Explainer

Visual search and image recognition in fashion commerce

Image recognition lets shoppers and buyers search by picture and helps brands tag products automatically. How the technology works, where it performs well and what it depends on.

By Maya Lindqvist4 min read
Commerce & Marketing · Analysis

Why returns are fashion e-commerce's costliest problem

Returns hit fashion harder than almost any other online category. Where the real costs arise, why they distort data, and what retailers and brands can do.

By Theo Marchetti4 min read