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ALICE + OLIVIA Tech Stack

Luxury fashion brand with 20+ boutiques and 800+ wholesale partnerships

Retail Apparel and Fashion New York, NY 201–500 employees Privately Held

ALICE + OLIVIA operates a multi-channel luxury apparel business anchored by founder-designed collections sold through owned boutiques (20+ locations across US and Asia-Pacific), a direct-to-consumer website, and 800+ wholesale partners. The tech stack mirrors a mature omnichannel retailer: NetSuite for financials, Shopify + Salesforce Commerce Cloud for digital, Snowflake + Python for analytics, and Palantir Foundry signaling advanced inventory and margin modeling. Active projects include predictive inventory management, customer CLV segmentation, and gross margin analysis—reflecting a data-driven push to solve profitability and efficiency headwinds.

Tech Stack 26 technologies

Core StackNetSuite Shopify Adobe Creative Cloud Google Analytics Snowflake Python Adobe Illustrator Adobe Premiere Pro After Effects Salesforce monday.com Asana POS Palantir Foundry PowerShell Photoshop Final Cut Pro DaVinci Resolve CapCut Pinterest Lightroom PLM Salesforce Commerce Cloud InDesign Bynder Dropbox

What ALICE + OLIVIA Is Building

Challenges

  • Profitability and efficiency
  • Meeting sales goals
  • Debt covenant compliance
  • Inefficiencies in cost allocation
  • Margin goal
  • Maintaining store kpi expectations
  • Improving decision making across inventory management
  • Reliability and security of enterprise infrastructure
  • Cloud modernization
  • Security maturity initiatives

Active Projects

  • Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
  • Annual budget process
  • Financial projections for wholesale, retail and ecommerce
  • Celebrity influencer media events
  • Brand storytelling consistency
  • Product launch moments
  • Gross margin analysis
  • Predictive models for inventory management
  • Customer segmentation and clv modeling
  • Ai enablement

Hiring Activity

Accelerating30 roles · 20 in 30d

Department

Sales
22
Engineering
2
Finance
2
Marketing
2
Data
1

Seniority

Mid
15
Manager
5
Senior
5
VP
2
Director
1
Junior
1
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About ALICE + OLIVIA

ALICE + OLIVIA is a luxury fashion house founded in 2002 that designs and sells ready-to-wear, gowns, shoes, handbags, accessories, and eyewear under the creative direction of founder Stacey Bendet. The brand distributes through three channels: owned boutiques in major US cities and international markets (Hong Kong, Tokyo, Dubai, Singapore, Shanghai, and others), a website, and wholesale placement in 800+ department and specialty retailers worldwide (Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Net-a-Porter, Harrods, and comparable tier-one partners). The company spans 201–500 employees, headquartered in New York, with active operations in the US and UK.

HeadquartersNew York, NY
Company Size201–500 employees
Hiring MarketsUnited States, United Kingdom

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does ALICE + OLIVIA use?

NetSuite (ERP), Shopify and Salesforce Commerce Cloud (ecommerce), Snowflake and Python (analytics), Palantir Foundry (inventory and financial modeling), Adobe suite (design and creative), and monday.com/Asana (project management).

Where are ALICE + OLIVIA boutiques located?

US boutiques in New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Miami, and other major cities. International locations include Hong Kong, Tokyo, Dubai, Singapore, Shanghai, and Bangkok. The brand also operates at 800+ wholesale partners globally.

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