DESIGN CHOICE: NOKIA
19 Dec 1998 | by JAMES KYDD, Marketing Director, Virgin
phone a fashion accessory. The additional benefit of being silver is that the Nokia 8810 ...
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links the brand with wider issues through sections on the environment and fashion. The site ...
phone a fashion accessory. The additional benefit of being silver is that the Nokia 8810 ...
the notebooks are abandoned in favour of a low-tech, old-fashioned concept board. It s simple ...
pretentious editorial says: As much a chronicle of the architecturally and fashionably obscure as it is a ...
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What is your greatest work achievement to date? I have over 15 years experience with the Club 18-30 brand both overseas and in the UK, and have seen a lot of changes in the industry. One of the core aims is to communicate the right image in tune with all the latest trends and fashions. So my ...
of the card features an old-fashioned shot of a tobogganing child, while the inside fold-out sheets can ...
competing with each other. Ketchum Life s other fashion accounts include Playtex, London Fashion ...
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