Rosemary kicked off a live broadcast for the company’s new product launch and invited Molly to be the host.
"Hey everyone, I’m Molly, a designer from Collins Fashion." This was Molly’s first ti in front of the cara. She was a bit shy at first, but quickly greeted everyone with great enthusiasm.
"Hey everyone, I’m designer Samuel." Samuel also greeted the audience, saying, "I’m thrilled to bring you our new products in this way. See this floral dress in my hand? Does it look familiar? Yes! This is the new design released by SY Fashion yesterday!"
"Actually, this design is a bit conservative. Let’s see how I designed it, shall we?"
Molly picked up the scissors, cut it open from the waist, trimd the top, removed the excess sleeves, cut open the shoulders, then slightly shortened the skirt of the lower half, connected them together, and a trendy off–shoulder floral dress was presented to everyone.
"This is the first new product we’re launching today!"
Except for the fabric, the design was completely different. From the outside, it’s more attractive and flattering than the floral dress from SY Fashion. "Now, check out this dress. It seems a bit bulky. Let’s
see how I turn it into a sexy slim top and a hip–hugging skirt." Molly took the scissors again, bravely making changes.
The number of viewers gradually increased. By the ti Molly had modified seven or eight styles, the number of viewers had reached 320,000 and was still increasing.
"Ms. Rose, look, a lot of people are placing orders in the live room!" Dean said it excitedly. He never expected this thod to be effective. After Rosemary sent Oscar to the police station yesterday, she
modified all 23 styles again.
Simple modifications like cutting the dress in half, adding puffed sleeves, changing the V–neck to a round neck, changing the long skirt to a short skirt, etc., topped with so accessories, and a brand new dress was born.
Yesterday, she made a trip to the production workshop and had the workers temporarily stop their work to modify the finished products in the warehouse. So only needed a few cuts, and so only
needed slight adjustnts. The workers quickly produced quite a few new styles. "The number of viewers has exceeded 580,000!" Dean said excitedly, "Ms. Rose, look, a lot of comnts say our
new styles are better looking and more creative. They all cancelled their orders at SY Fashion and placed orders with us instead!"
SY Fashion’s CEO, Monica, was furious when she heard the news, imdiately calling an ergency eting.
The executives were pounding the table in anger.
"This is outrageous! Collins Fashion Group is live streaming our new styles being modified; isn’t this a blatant provocation?"
"Their number of viewers has exceeded 700,000. At this rate, it’ll soon reach one million!"
"The key is that, except for the sa fabric, the styles are completely different. We can’t even accuse them of copying!"
"What’s infuriating is that their products are cheaper than ours! Now there are 12,000 orders cancelled on our backend. If this continues, we’re going to lose big ti!"
"What’s so special about that designer, Molly? How can she create such stunning styles with just a few simple modifications?"
They didn’t know that Monica and Jason had colluded behind the scenes to steal Molly’s designs, thinking that these new styles were all designed by Jason alone, so they were very angry, feeling that
Collins Corporation had crossed the line!
At this mont, Jason was watching Molly in the live room, transform a halter dress into a high–end cocktail dress. His hand under the eting table was quietly clenched into a fist.
These 23 designs were obviously Molly’s original work, but in such a short ti, she improved on the original designs. With a few simple steps, she made the dresses look even more beautiful than before.
There must be a mastermind guiding her from behind the scenes.
Otherwise, with her skills, there’s no way she could have designed such stunning clothes.
"Jason, do you think her design style is similar to Maestro Stylish’s?"
"I had the sa feeling just now. If Maestro Stylish wasn’t only known online and we’d never t him, I would seriously suspect he’s giving her advice! Look at each design she’s improved; each one has
leveled up."
"Indeed, these designs could easily sell for hundreds of dollars; they look like the high–end dresses you’d find in upscale stores, but she’s only charging a few bucks."
Won’t this cause a shopping frenzy?
"How could a junior designer create such exceptional pieces? Is it her talent, or is there soone guiding her?"
"Their company probably doesn’t have other outstanding talents."
Monica slapped the table in frustration. "We’re having this ergency eting to discuss our strategy, not to study designs! Who has a better suggestion? Speak up! We can’t just watch as their orders keep
increasing and ours keep decreasing."
As she said this, she glanced at the live broadcast room. The number of viewers had already reached 980,000. She could hardly bear it; her chest felt tight, as if she were gasping for breath.
"We could sue them for defaming our designs and causing us significant financial loss." Jason suggested, "They’re openly poaching our custors, obviously targeting SY Fashion. In that case, we
don’t need to care about their feelings."
"But their head office is the Collins Group. If things get too ugly, the Collins family won’t let us off the hook." Monica was still sowhat afraid of the power of the Collins family.
"But they were the ones who first insulted our designs." Jason said, then glanced at Molly in the live broadcast room, who was turning a pair of jean shorts into two adorable phone cases.
One of the senior managers couldn’t help but say, "This can’t really be considered an insult. They never said anything bad about us from beginning to end; they just innovated on our designs."
This can’t be considered plagiarism.
It’s far from plagiarism.
"Regardless, we must sue them! We can’t let them get away with it!" Jason insisted on suing them.
Monica called in the legal departnt, and they quickly sent out a lawyer’s letter, determined to make them pay.
"Monica, we’re in big trouble; we’ve already had 34,000 orders cancelled in the backend, including so manufacturers, partners, and physical store orders."
"They said Collins Corporation’s clothes are priced lower and the designs are more appealing. Once orders are placed, they can imdiately ship out."
"They’re using express delivery. Place an order now, receive it tomorrow."
This undoubtedly t the needs of online shoppers. The quicker the delivery, the more satisfied they were.
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