How To Spend It temporarily rebrands for 20th anniversary charity auction
The Financial Times’ lifestyle supplement “How To Spend It” is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its launch with a fundraising issue Nov. 29.
The Financial Times’ lifestyle supplement “How To Spend It” is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its launch with a fundraising issue Nov. 29.
Cartier and Harry Winston were among the jewelers to advertise their pieces as works of art in Town & Country’s November “Art” issue.
Hong Kong shopping center Landmark is bringing Parisian flair to its consumers with help from supermodel Ines de la Fressange.
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 Christian Dior and Chanel promoted personal care lines in the November issue of Tatler to address the cover story’s theme of “Rebel Beauty.”
Luxury advertisers such as Gucci and Chanel targeted aspirational readers’ attention by promoting entry-level product ranges in the November issue of Condé Nast’s Vogue.
Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton and Céline positioned their advertising campaigns within the spotlight of W magazine’s “New Royals” profiles in the imprint’s October edition.
Membership-based horology club Eleven James is enhancing its timepiece sharing service through a partnership with Hertz rental cars.
Jewelers such as Tiffany & Co. and Bulgari looked to the October issue of Tatler to show off designs able to complement the fall fashions seen in recent editions.
Ninety-year-old Canadian menswear label Samuelsohn is modernizing its image through a multichannel fall/winter campaign to appeal to a younger audience.