Italian fashion label Giorgio Armani is helping consumers find the source of their inspiration and the driving force behind their actions through a digital campaign surrounding its Sì fragrance.
LVMH-owned footwear and accessories label Nicholas Kirkwood is feting its 10-year anniversary with a video game-themed capsule collection, microsite and social campaign.
Italy’s Gucci has unveiled a new retail concept at its Milanese flagship to celebrate the first collection designed by the house’s creative director, Alessandro Michele.
Revelations last week about the impending arrival of a dislike button on Facebook may have users excited, but the news also has the potential to aid brands’ advertising efforts through the collection of consumer data that can be used to improve targeting efforts.
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U.S. consumers now spend close to three hours each day on their mobile phones, yet they do the bulk of their online purchasing on desktop and laptop computers with larger screens and physical keyboards, making it easier to browse and type in credit card numbers than on smartphones.