Dolce & Gabbana appeals to aspirational consumers with crowdsourced photo album
Italian fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana is allowing users to submit their own family photos to its Web site to further fan interaction with the brand online.
Italian fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana is allowing users to submit their own family photos to its Web site to further fan interaction with the brand online.
When the social media revolution hit, luxury brands hung back, preferring to be fearful angels rather than rushing fools. They saw inherent contradictions between luxury goods and social media.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is familiarizing fans with the scope of its bespoke services through an Instagram contest that asks fans to submit pictures of vibrant colors that would look good on Rolls-Royce vehicles.
French leather goods and ready-to-wear brand Louis Vuitton took the conventional gift guide a step further by creating an interactive game to help users find gifts for their loved ones.
Intel cofounder Andy Grove describes an inflection point as “an event that changes the way we think and act.” Inflection points can be the result of action taken by a company, government or invention. But how do we know when we are truly at an inflection point?
U.S. label Michael Kors is connecting fans of its Selma handbag through an Instagram initiative that stimulates conversation and unites the brand’s global tribe of enthusiasts.
U.S. label Michael Kors is expanding its social media footprint with its #MKTimeless Tumblr channel that connects enthusiasts who have affinity for the brand’s watch collection.
Italian fashion house Fendi promoted the release of its much anticipated “Bag Bugs” collection with a whimsical video featuring the furry purse accessories personified.