Digital & Direct brief: Marc Jacobs launches email campaign
04 Feb 2009
Marc Jacobs, the high-end fashion brand, has launched an email campaign promoting its Daisy perfume
research and insight into what consumers buy in FMCG, fashion, entertainment and telecommunications. ...
Marc Jacobs, the high-end fashion brand, has launched an email campaign promoting its Daisy perfume
As any of the weekly gossip mags show, no self-respecting C-list celeb can be seen without a small dog, as pets have become fashion accessories. The growing humanisation of pets has created expansion in the market for pet food and petcare products, where product development trends closely mimic ...
The video footage is from a fashion show that took place at The Dorchester during an afternoon champagne tea, featuring luxury clothes, shoes and accessories. The service has been developed by Product Magnet to let web browsers see a moving version of the clothing on a model for a more informed purchasing ...
on ideas and inspiration, such as fashion and lifestyle trends. The second area covers food and drink ...
to comment on the retailer's future plans but said that Twiggy and its other fashion faces were still under ...
, for a campaign it developed for luxury fashion brand Radley. Following its acquisition by private ...
should be doing it the good old-fashioned way by eating 'healthily'. Next the saintly Fern informs us ...
The Portfolio range, which will be released in February 2009, will be positioned between Per Una, M S's most directional fashion range, and its classic range. Last summer the retailer faced ... -aged, fashion-conscious females, such as actress-turned-Strictly Come Dancing contestant Cherie Lunghi ...
From chicken soup's reputed health-boosting properties in Jewish culture to Andy Warhol's iconic Campbell's Soup prints, soup is a dish with near-universal appeal. For many, it is the ideal simple, comfort food. It has been prey to shifting fashions, but with shoppers now seeking out convenient, healthy ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.