to remove filtersEBay launches A/W fashion campaign
04 Oct 2011 | by Sara Kimberley
. Created by DDB Tribal in Germany, the campaign strapline reads: "The clothes you love direct from ...
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EBay 'Fashion Outlet' by DDB Tribal, Germany
10 Oct 2011
The autumn/winter ads showcase fashion items from some of the brands that sell through the site, including House of Fraser, Office, La Redoute, Joe Browns and Very Clearance. The campaign was developed by DDB Tribal in Germany, with Carat responsible for outdoor and print media buying. Essence is running ...
Wrangler 'stunt' by Fred & Farid
23 Mar 2011
-the-scenes video was seeded on YouTube. The campaign has been launched in the UK and Germany. ...
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