Luxury advertisers stand out in December’s Vogue via sensory tactics
Luxury advertisers such as Gucci and Jimmy Choo promoted high-priced, as well as entry-level, products in Condé Nast’s December Vogue to spur gifting ideas.
Luxury advertisers such as Gucci and Jimmy Choo promoted high-priced, as well as entry-level, products in Condé Nast’s December Vogue to spur gifting ideas.
Cartier and Louis Vuitton were among the luxury advertisers featured in WSJ. magazine’s fourth annual November “Innovators” issue honoring innovative and influential individuals.
Luxury advertisers such as Tom Ford, Giorgio Armani and Versace took a sensory approach to promoting its wares in the November issue of Vanity Fair.
NEW YORK – Luxury cosmetic brands need to focus on a customer-driven messaging strategy to see results, said a L’Oreal Luxe executive at Luxury FirstLook: Strategy 2014.
U.S. apparel brand Ralph Lauren is exploring the eponymous founder/CEO’s muse and wife Ricky Lauren with a dedicated microsite.
Dolce & Gabbana, Louis Vuitton and Gucci placed new or elaborate campaigns in Condé Nast’s Vogue to hit a final resounding note before holiday shopping hits its stride.
Dior, Gucci and Chanel relied on repetition to show a range of products in the December issue of Condé Nast-owned Tatler and remain in the sights of readers as they continue to contemplate their holiday shopping.
Hermès, David Yurman and Omega gave a final push of brand awareness just in time for the holidays in the December issue of Condé Nast’s Architectural Digest to stand out among competitors and gifts featured in the issue’s “Ultimate Gift Guide.”
Chanel, Gucci and Bulgari aimed to elbow other brands out of the way in the weeks before the holiday season with multiple advertisements in the November issue of Condé Nast’s W magazine.