Italian footwear and apparel brand Salvatore Ferragamo has created a trivia game night that will run live on social media in a move to uplift consumers who are shut in during the coronavirus pandemic with engaging content.
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Luxury Daily’s live news: Sotheby’s International Realty clocks $114B in 2019 property sales volume; Nordstrom pulls plug on home-trial retailer Trunk Club, plans to fold into full-line stores; Gucci spring-summer eyewear campaign sets sight on ‘80s teen hangout; Ferragamo’s “Rising in Hollywood” film series enlists women industry insiders with dreams.
Italian fashion and footwear maker Salvatore Ferragamo has debuted “Rising in Hollywood,” a series of four short films that highlight the insights, emotions and ambitions of a new crop of women creative personalities and entrepreneurs.
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Luxury Daily’s live news: Jaguar Land Rover’s Project Vector vehicle is nod to future of urban mobility; Walpole and Redrice Ventures in strategic partnership to help fund early-stage UK luxury firms; Ferragamo taps creative style icons for new Viva shoe campaign; Prada, extending campaign to book, asks consumers to create own acronym with brand name.
Salvatore Ferragamo has debuted a campaign featuring a cast of six creative style-setters to promote the Italian fashion label’s new Viva ballet flat shoe.
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