24 Sep 1999
| by RICHARD EDWARDS
Slothful shoppers bored with established clothing labels,
stagnating figures for consumer spending...Slothful shoppers bored with established clothing labels,
stagnating figures for consumer ...
of choice in stealing a march over the
competition.
Clothes rails full of press samples, champagne ...
advertising.
Although the job in hand for Marks and Spencer clothing range is on a
larger scale ...
19 Nov 1999
| by GIDON FREEMAN
advertising and PR head Andrew Challier.
Challier reports to Kim Winser, newly appointed clothing, home...Marks and Spencer has merged its food and general press offices
into one department under food advertising and PR head Andrew Challier.
Challier reports to Kim Winser, newly appointed clothing, home and foods
marketing head. The corporate press office is still led by Brian
Hudspith, reporting to Clara ...
02 Feb 2001
| by HOLLY WILLIAMS
clothing.
Rowland works on other DuPont accounts, including Lycra in the UK, which it won early last ...
10 Mar 2000
| by SIMON CREASEY
clothing and
removed merchandise from 400 stores.
Benetton defends its use of shock tactics in its ...
of clothing is
questionable. Perhaps the Italian firm s global shock tactics have
finally gone too far.
...
09 May 2003
| by Paul Cordasco
, but now works in areas such as food and nutrition, healthcare, electronics and clothing.
...
23 Aug 1996
, the French clothing company, has hired Erica Crome Public
Relations to boost its image. Erica Crome was set ...
01 Dec 2000
| by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD
strategy.
Youth and lifestyle agency Third Planet already works for skateboard-clothing brand Vans ...
15 Nov 1996
| by SUE BEENSTOCK
. It will sell
top-end Karan clothes and accessories (ladies suits pounds 1,200, men s
pounds 1,400) from ...
week of the store opening, it sold
pounds 300,000-worth of clothes, and on the first Saturday alone ...
30 May 1997
| by NICK PURDOM
TERESA CASH
Michael Humphries and Partners
The ban will open up a number of opportunities for others, but I m not
sure where the tobacco companies can go. It may be the case that they
will take the Alfred Dunhill route and go into clothes, aftershave or
other products to get round the ban ...
05 Jul 1996
| by MAGGIE BROWN
consultant argued:
In the same way that the financial services sector sat around believing
a clothes ...