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Marc Jacobs employees share lockdown work-from-home looks on Instagram

April 8, 2020

Designer Marc Jacobs. Image credit: Marc Jacobs Instagram Designer Marc Jacobs. Image credit: Marc Jacobs Instagram

 

By Dianna Dilworth

Marc Jacobs is tapping its housebound employees in its latest social media campaign that brings fun and ease to consumers around the globe working from home under COVID-19 lockdowns.

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