Fashion Styling Games

Revolve Provides an Immersive Shopping Experience on Bellemint

Revolve Group, the next-gen fashion retailer for Millennial and Gen Z consumers, launched a mobile fashion styling game called Bellemint in the United States. Developed with Muus Collective, the advanced fashion styling game integrates the brand portfolios of REVOLVE and FWRD to provide an immersive shopping experience.

Revolve is Bellemint's exclusive shopping partner and with the game, players take on the role of stylists and create looks with the latest collections from brands like Andrea Iyamah, Bronx and Banco, Hemant and Nandita. After customing their digital avatars (or Muses,) stylists can befriend and follow other stylists, vote on their favorite looks and more.

As players earn their first promotion to a new stylist level in Bellemint, they unlock a limited-time 20% discount to shop on Revolve.
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Fashion Gaming - Bellemint's integration of digital avatar styling with real-world brand portfolios demonstrates a novel convergence of gaming and fashion retail.
2. Gamified Shopping Rewards - Bellemint's promotional milestone system highlights how gaming mechanics can effectively drive consumer engagement and incentivize purchases.
3. Social Fashion Networks - With features like following and voting on looks, Bellemint introduces a social networking element that merges community interaction with fashion exploration.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - The collaboration between Revolve Group and Bellemint showcases an innovative way for fashion retailers to enhance customer experience through interactive gaming.
2. Mobile Gaming - Bellemint's success in merging fashion and gaming indicates a growing opportunity for the mobile gaming industry to explore fashion-styling genres.
3. Digital Marketing - The gamified promotion and social features in Bellemint offer new strategies for digital marketing campaigns to increase brand loyalty and engage younger demographics.

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