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Berluti extends Instagram campaign in-store

April 2, 2015

Berluti's Wall of Shoes Berluti's Wall of Shoes

 

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French footwear maker Berluti is bringing its online user-generated gallery in-stores with a "Wall of Shoes" that encourages consumers to take a “selfeet,” or a foot selfie.

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