Giorgio Armani, Christian Dior and Balenciaga were among the marketers channeling the “American Spirit” in the fall 2014 issue of Fairchild Fashion Media’s biannual imprint, Style.com/Print.
The Financial Times is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of its How To Spend It magazine supplement by expanding its reach to affluent readers in Italy through a partnership with Italian newspaper publisher Il Sole 24 Ore.
French leather goods maker Hermès is bringing its current print campaign to life through a social video that explores the brand’s range of products.
In recent months, well-respected fashion journalists working for top publications have been involved in a sort of musical chairs as positions have been left for new opportunities, both personal and professional, but will the shuffling affect how luxury apparel and accessories is covered?
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.
Luxury marketers such as Chanel, Chopard and Vertu were included in Bloomberg Pursuits’ spring edition marking the magazine’s gravitation toward a full lifestyle publication.
Ralph Lauren, Ermenegildo Zegna and Tom Ford were among the brands that walked consumers through the world’s most luxurious residence in the March issue of Robb Report to echo the lifestyle of its readers.
Fendi, Christian Dior and Louis Vuitton were among the fashion marketers that promoted the latest handbag designs in Condé Nast-owned Tatler’s March issue to complement the spring collections featured in the publication.
