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MyTheresa’s app: Luxury UX with a hidden growth gap

By Sue Azari·Sep 11, 2025·3 min read

MyTheresa's app exemplifies luxury mobile commerce with App Store Events, premium personalization, and curated messaging. These tactics drive installs and engagement, but the article identifies two major gaps: a hidden referral feature buried in account settings, and insufficient attribution. AppsFlyer data reveals referral traffic converts at 6.2% to install and 9.1% to purchase, outperforming QR codes (5.8%) and SMS (2.6%).

Luxury brands can unlock viral growth by surfacing referrals with exclusive incentives like early access or store credit, not discounts, and using deep linking for seamless experiences. Measurement is critical: connecting App Store Events, personalization, and referrals to downstream events like purchases and repeat engagement. Audience segmentation helps deliver VIP experiences to high-value segments.

The article argues that even beautiful UX needs feedback loops to turn features into growth engines. Actionable takeaways include positioning App Store events as digital occasions, making referrals accessible and rewarding, and implementing measurement to tie all innovations to business outcomes. Without attribution, brands miss the full customer journey and owned media growth.

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