
After logging onto the runway at jcp.com, models appear on the screen sporting different looks, which are categorized by the latest spring trends: maxi lengths, floral, "frill" seekers (ruffles), boyfriend fits and cardigan. Shoppers can also view the outfits by designer or model, or all at once.

The idea of virtual models walking onto the screen is not new, but jcp.com takes it to the next level by billing it as a fashion show. This is smart: J.C. Penney is creating the feeling that this is the hottest ticket in e-town.
The Web feature comes on the heels of extensive customer research conducted by J.C. Penney that indicated customers were seeking an online experience that would provide a real-world look at the fit and feel of clothing. The research also indicated customers were seeking inspiration for new styles from trusted fashion authorities they could feel confident wearing.
The launch is supported by an e-mail campaign targeting 15 million customers directing them to the online experience on jcp.com, along with a direct-mail piece to customers that complements its Web experience. Customers can find a link to the virtual runway from the jcp.com homepage and can expect to see it refreshed with new merchandise several times throughout the year.
1 comment:
Thats great..! Virtual fashion runway show sounds very interesting and fantastic. Good going JC Penney.
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