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The sun is shining, the sky is blue and Miranda Kerr is throwing clothes around her immense and beautiful living room.

E-commerce site of all kinds have a new focus: mobile. One need only look at a few stats to see why. For instance, according to a report by Mobify, mobile web adoption is growing eight times faster than web adoption did in the 1990s; mobile traffic now accounts for 15% of all web traffic; 90% of people move between devices to accomplish things; U.S. mobile commerce sales hit $24.66 billion in 2012, up 81% from 2011; and 58% of consumers in North America now own a smartphone. Mobile commerce has become especially important for fashion retailers.

I do 85% of my shopping online. Mostly because I sit at a computer all day and it's a convenient procrastination tool. But also because I know exactly what I'm getting. I can visit a website and find the exact item in the exact color in the exact size and order it instantly. At least that's how I felt a few weeks ago, when I started searching for a pair of not-too-pricey pale pink jeans. However, the experience made me realize that sometimes, getting off your butt and visiting the mall is just easier—and that there needs to be more of a connection between online and offline retail.

If you've typed www.fashionologie.com into your browser over the past week, you might've been surprised by where you ended up. That's because PopSugar, the company that owns Fashionologie, as well as ShopStyle, FabSugar and 12 other fashion, health, celebrity, shopping and fitness sites, has rebranded. Why the drastic change in strategy? I talked with Lisa and Brian Sugar last week about the new face of PopSugar.

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