Michael Kors continues tradition of “all-access” microsite for fashion week
U.S. apparel brand Michael Kors is giving consumers a look at both its runway show and the backstage area live Feb. 12 through a dedicated microsite.
U.S. apparel brand Michael Kors is giving consumers a look at both its runway show and the backstage area live Feb. 12 through a dedicated microsite.
British automaker Bentley Motors is continuing its expansion into lifestyle products with the introduction of its latest men’s fragrance, Azure.
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Luxury automakers stage wintry events to show off the control of their vehicles, but throughout the year driving events and tours present occasions to draw new consumers and solidify loyalties.
British automaker Aston Martin recently broadened its recall net due to a faulty throttle pedal, but the brand’s limited production lines and the seemingly quick-fix problem allow for a swift redressing of consumer concerns.
New York retailer Bergdorf Goodman unveiled a series of in-store art installations during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week to draw attention and foot traffic from fashion show attendees staying in the city.
French fashion house Givenchy released a new iOS mobile application dedicated entirely to its menswear line to push mobile commerce to its fashion-forward male consumers.
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Apple is holding a series of conversations with fashion players at its SoHo store in New York to show its place and connections in the industry.