Pat McGrath shares images on Facebook that promote beauty brands
British makeup artist Pat McGrath is promoting a number of the luxury brands she works with by sharing behind-the-scenes images of this year’s New York Fashion Week on Facebook.
British makeup artist Pat McGrath is promoting a number of the luxury brands she works with by sharing behind-the-scenes images of this year’s New York Fashion Week on Facebook.
Italian fashion brand Valentino is looking toward its U.K. consumers with a mobile, tablet and desktop advertisement on British Vogue for its Mime by Valentino Garavani collection.
Italian fashion label Roberto Cavalli is looking to transport consumers to “Paradiso” this winter with a campaign for its latest fragrance of the same name.
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Luxury brands further communicated their personal aesthetic through integrated multichannel campaigns and event placement.
Increasingly, the lines between digital, physical and mobile are blurred to create imaginative and deep campaigns.
Increasingly, beauty brands are making investments in digital, simultaneously retaining or reducing their spend in traditional print media, according to a new report by L2.
While less than 5 percent of luxury fashion sales stem directly from ecommerce, half of total sales are influenced by a consumer’s digital interaction, according to a new report from L2.