NET-A-PORTER headlines debut of ShopBack Premium

Apr 26, 2016Updated May 30, 20251 min read

ShopBack switches up its style as the local Cashback site swaps its amicable look for a chic layout with the launch of ShopBack Premium, a sleek space carved for housing of international fashion and beauty labels.

An exclusive capsule curated for fashion aficionados who splurge smart to stay at the forefront of fashion, ShopBack Premium debuts with its latest retailer NET-A-PORTER leading the red carpet glamour for the first time in Singapore.

Designed as a fashion magazine for shoppers to shop the look off its pages, NET-A-PORTER brings luxury brands together at a single fashion destination. From coveted high-end labels like Miu Miu and Saint Laurent to cult favourites like Vetements and Jacquemus, shoppers can satiate their fashion desires all on one seamless platform.

In partnership with ShopBack, shrewd fashionistas will be entitled to 3% Cashback for shopping on NET-A-PORTER via ShopBack Premium. Purchase of the newest vintage gown from Dolce & Gabbana (USD9,375) essentially translates to a saving of USD281.25 – just enough for a matching pair of gold-plated ring from Chloé to complete the look. All on NET-A-PORTER via ShopBack Premium.

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