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Big Data, Small(er) Company Camille Head of Engineering

The Business Short-term rental of designer dresses and accessories Don't buy it, rent it! Get the items the day before or the day of your event Ship them back a couple of days later

The Challenge Changing consumer behavior Getting comfortable with the rental model What if the dress doesn't fit? What size do I need, anyway? Designer dresses all fit differently A size 4 fits like an 8 or a 2

The Data Unlike traditional retail, many data points on users experiencing the same items Hundreds of different women rent the same style Site average of ~300 orders/style, up to over /6th of our customers have written at least 1 review Women are willing to provide information to help others make decisions 50% of reviewers share their weight 60% share their bust size Seeing a photo review increases likelihood of renting by 200%

Introducing "Our Runway" The first-ever online social shopping platform Allow women to shop by pictures of other women wearing styles Allow women to filter and sort styles based on those worn and reviewed by women with similar attributes

Images

Data Sources "Small" Customer-provided size, height, age Dress metadata Rental history "Big" Customer clickstream Review text Sources range from SQL database tables to log files to MongoDB collections

Women Like Me How many data points do we need to accurately find other women in our user base like you? Start basic: Same size, demographics Expand: Similar taste Evaluate: Clickstream updating

Calculating Sameness Even with only 4 points of comparison (size, age, height, bust) over 100,000 possible combinations Too much detail narrows the result set too far Slow to compute, large to store Simplify: create buckets per characteristic Height: Petite, Short, Average, Tall Bust: small, med, large Age: Demographic group Result: 864 vectors that accurately capture the range of women on our site

The Future of Fashion is Data-Driven Crowdsourcing of fit and style matches Continuous updating of information based on user-generated content Building confidence in the rental behavior by showing real successful experiences