Hugo Boss drops gender-neutral capsule inspired by martial arts legend Bruce Lee
German fashion house Hugo Boss’ brand Boss is out with a gender-neutral capsule, celebrating the talents of a martial arts master.
German fashion house Hugo Boss’ brand Boss is out with a gender-neutral capsule, celebrating the talents of a martial arts master.
Through virtual gamification and engaging storytelling, the brand is showing off the value that artificial intelligence offers online shoppers.
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German fashion house Hugo Boss has added its voice to the global call for equity and equality, two distinct concepts, as its newly-released campaign explains.
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Model Gigi Hadid, model Naomi Campbell and musician Maluma are among a cast of nearly two dozen celebrities that have gone live with content — captions tap the campaign’s “BOSSes aren’t born. They’re made.” tagline.
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German fashion house Hugo Boss is reporting double-digit growth across all brands for 2022.