British brands point to heritage with Mother’s Day promotions
A number of British brands are gearing up for Mother’s Day with promotions and gift guides to reach consumers in their home country.
A number of British brands are gearing up for Mother’s Day with promotions and gift guides to reach consumers in their home country.
As social media matures, marketers increasingly turn to each of the major platforms with distinct purposes in mind.
British smartphone manufacturer Vertu is drawing inspiration from the runway with fashion trend-inspired colors for its Constellation model line.
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Ralph Lauren aimed to get noticed in the April issue of Condé Nast-owned Vanity Fair’s April issue with strong advertising placement and the latest edition of its own branded magalog.
Those with money to burn in North America, India and Brazil are more focused on experiences, while the Asian rich are still hell-bent on acquiring as many luxury goods as they can.
Social media and live-streaming have become a necessary part of a fashion brand’s runway show strategy as consumers increasingly look for insider access.
Ralph Lauren, La Prairie and Clive Christian reflected the wide range of offerings available at New York department store Bergdorf Goodman in the retailer’s spring 2014 magalog.
Italian fashion house Gucci is expanding the reach of its latest social video with a Spotify hub featuring playlists by popular DJs.
New York department store Bergdorf Goodman is asking South by Southwest attendees to spot its social media manager wearing clothing from its new contemporary collections at the conference and share a photo of her on Instagram to enter.