We are really excited to be able to introduce to our readers, Cocosa, which is set to be a unique luxury online shopping experience.
Cocosa is being launched by Bauer Media, the publisher of fashion titles such as Grazia, Pop and Arena Homme +, is to launch the much luxury e-commerce site, www.cocosa.com.
Cocosa is an invitation-only fashion destination for women, offering its members exclusive access to carefully curated private sales of premium fashion brands at special prices, each running for a limited period and brimming with an unrivalled selection of on trend pieces. Its first live sale will take place later in October, pre-registered members will have exclusive access to some jaw-dropping prices on covetable designer pieces. Luxury fashion pieces and accessories have been hand-picked by Cocosa’s experienced buying team and whether you are looking for a special treat or a seasonal wardrobe top up, Cocosa offers a unique selection of designer items from past and present collections.
Each Cocosa sale is announced to members in advance by e-mail, is focused on one specific leading designer brand at a time and is offered online for 48 hours only. Each item has limited availability but if you manage to get in early enough and purchase one, the Cocosa experience continues and your precious item is specially packed and shipped immediately to your selected location.
Cocosa uniquely combines its sumptuous sales with leading fashion editorial. Members can look forward to exclusive coverage from leading fashion experts and wardrobe advice from the most respected fashion journalists, all designed to ensure that Cocosa delivers an experience normally reserved for the fashion insider.
To get exclusive pre-registration visit www.cocosa.com and enter the invitation code cocosa1 when signing up.
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October 9th, 2008 at 3:25 pm
This concept wasn’t created by Cocosa or Bauer. They’ve just rewrapped what we’ve been doing since July 2007 at http://www.secretsales.com.
Secretsales.com was the UK’s first online private club selling brands like True Religion, Breil, Aquascutum, Furla and more at up to 80% off. Each week new brands are put on sale for a limited time frame and our members can request reminders for upcoming sales.
Bauer (the people who own Cocosa) are just jumping on the bandwagon. Let’s see, but I predict their website will be much like ours… xoxo
October 12th, 2008 at 9:51 pm
I’m hoping Cocosa will be better that the current UK sites doing similar things.
Gilt Groupe is doing it pretty well in the US but I’m sorry, Secret Sales is mostly full of hideous pieces that clearly couldn’t be sold retail. The Aquascutum sale for example? So disappointing.
Don’t let me down Cocosa!
October 13th, 2008 at 12:57 pm
Sounds like Fay works for Cocosa… The Aquascutum products are the same as sold on Gilt Groupe, so perhaps you should do your homework before making an uneducated post like that.
And does that change the fact that what Cocosa called unique yesterday is now an existing concept? Bold statements from a company that should know better…
October 13th, 2008 at 9:57 pm
Haha, I don’t actually. I can’t even buy from their because I’m not American
Sounds like you work for secretsales…oh wait. You do! And I was looking at Gilt Groupe’s Aquascutum sale today and you don’t have the same products at all!
I’m sorry but I was terribly disappointed with the quality of products on your site. Maybe you should try improving them.
October 14th, 2008 at 11:01 am
Fay (Headstream PR is it?), Cocosa is British isn’t it? Not American.
Our customers are quite happy with our product choice - I guess that’s why they keep returning.
Interesting to note Cocosa’s buyers are approaching the brands we work with and for the same stock. First big claims of a unique concept, then big claims to better brands, now big claims to better stock. tut..tut..all from a company that should know better. Maybe they should revise their PR brief to you?
P.S. In the context you’ve given there is not spelt their.
xoxo
October 14th, 2008 at 3:34 pm
Yeah I was getting Gilt and Cocosa confused.
And LOL, I don’t work for any of those companies, you need to give that line up.
You should know that you are the only one with a bias. I’m just a consumer (and a potential customer of Secret Sales - I do have an account) and while there is plenty I would purchase from Gilt I haven’t seen anything I’d like from SS.
If you had the same products as Gilt then we wouldn’t even be having this conversation because I’d be a happy customer of SS - but the fact is that you don’t!
Like I said in my original comment, I have no idea if Cocosa will be any good, but I’m hoping so!