Hermès rethinks winter catalogs with narrative video
Family-owned leather goods maker Hermès is simulating the anticipation of waiting for a package by creating a narrative for its winter 2013 catalog.
Family-owned leather goods maker Hermès is simulating the anticipation of waiting for a package by creating a narrative for its winter 2013 catalog.
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Underscoring Amazon’s leading mobile experience for its site and apps, the online giant is reporting that more than 50 percent of its customers shopped via mobile over the holidays.
Luxury marketers aimed to recreate the in-store experience through mobile applications that mimicked tutorials and touch points that a consumer would explore while in a physical boutique.
Many social campaigns seen in the fourth quarter of 2013 aimed to help luxury marketers appeal to consumer sentiments while upholding and strengthening brand identity.
The number of mobile social advertising opportunities has mushroomed this year and while initial results are promising, it is still unclear how consumers feel about the ads, if they can drive engagement at scale or even if they will be around in a year.
Luxury marketers aimed to increase engagement with digital initiatives designed to foster consumer participation in the fourth quarter of 2013.
Luxury marketers this holiday season sought to keep retention levels high by creating whimsical and nostalgic gift guides that achieved differentiation through seasonal animations.
U.S. label Ralph Lauren is targeting last-minute holiday shoppers with banner advertisements for its Soft Ricky handbag found on New York magazine’s fashion-focused blog The Cut’s mobile Web site.
Tamara Mellon’s namesake luxury apparel and accessories brand is building awareness among fashion-forward consumers with its first video campaign.