H&M recruits designers and celebs to launch 80s-themed range in support of Aids campaign
13 May 2009 | by Sarah Johnson
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Is the fashion for smaller, 'global' marketing teams simply a ruse to enable cuts, asks Suzy...responsibilities subsumed by the company's EMEA team. Of course, the fashion in marketing department structures ...
of the Fashion Against Aids charity.
The comedy video appears to show Beckham in his briefs eating chips and ends with the strapline "forget London Fashion Week, it's National Chip Week . The creative plays on the fact that this week (20-26 February) is both London Fashion Week and National Chip Week. The ad might not last long ...
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%) and Ryanair (36%) were least popular. Fashion Two brands from opposite ends of the price spectrum ... male and female responses to fashion brands. For example, men do not share women's fondness for premium fashion. While 57% of female respondents loved or liked Chanel, just 25% of men felt the same about ...
volumes hitting our in-boxes daily. Fashion retailer ASOS.com is a big user of social media, but it also sends out a monthly glossy fashion magazine (left) as a loyalty tool, along with a supplement ...
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.