Burberry uses minimalist approach to promote new fragrance
British fashion house Burberry is generating hype prior to the release of its latest fragrance through a social media approach that has a minimalist feel.
British fashion house Burberry is generating hype prior to the release of its latest fragrance through a social media approach that has a minimalist feel.
British fashion house Burberry is promoting its iconic trench coats and other waterproof products through a weather-themed email campaign to get consumers out of the summer mindset.
Condé Nast’s Vanity Fair is increasing its mobile outreach by releasing an iPhone application that coincides with the latest September issue featuring Diana, Princess of Wales and the introduction of many fall/winter campaigns.
Luxury marketers used social media to create stronger bonds with consumers by allowing them become a crucial part of the social campaigns during the first half of 2013.
Watchmakers Breguet, Richard Mille and Blancpain honor their brands’ innovation in their advertisements and help set the tone for the 124-page innovation-themed issue of Robb Report.
Apparel and accessories brands are revamping stores left and right to keep consumers shopping, but the ones that are getting the most attention are opening location-tailored venues that create distinct shopping experiences.
Luxury brands that open outlet stores must maintain the brand’s status and prevent outlet items from overshadowing core products to avoid diluting the brand.
Luxury marketers used social media to create dialogue and immerse enthusiasts in their brands during the second quarter of 2013.