Rent the Runway is jumping from its online-only foundation Oct. 17 with a new showroom in Henri Bendel's New York flagship store that provides consumers with a guided and efficient way to find the right outfit.
Footwear label Stuart Weitzman is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of its signature 5050 Boot through a digital pop-up shop with online off-price retailer Gilt Oct. 17 - Nov. 5 to reach a global audience while experimenting with a new ecommerce tactic.
Jaguar Land Rover USA leveraged social advertising platform Tagkast to create 387,793 impressions with a reach of 293,672 users on social media for a BritWeek Downton Abbey party that it had sponsored.
Danish audio and video company Bang & Olufsen is continuing to promote its B&O Play line of audio players and headphones with its “Sensory Spaces” mobile application that engages consumers with an exploratory use of sound.
Ralph Lauren, Gucci and Cartier are beginning to gear up for the holiday season with advertisements that promote entry-level products to appeal to the broad audience of Condé Nast’s Vanity Fair.
Fairmont, Four Seasons and Burberry ranked among the top 10 in L2's latest study that assesses the digital proficiency of brands active in the Middle East and finds many areas that call for greater cultural sensitivity.
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Keeping mobile Web sites separate made sense when mobility meant quick, on-the-go access to the most important content and, for most brands, this was the best path forward. Not anymore.