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Having previously fallen on the last day of London Fashion Week, The British Fashion Council has announced that the platform for mens fashion, ‘LONDON COLLECTIONS: MEN’ will now have an entire dedicated weekend running from the 15-17th of June. The organisers describe it as a showcase that will ‘emphasise both the creative and commercial importance of Britain’s brands and emerging talent as well as the rich cultural landscape that contributes to the inspiration and success of this sector.’

Nicole Wilson
Posted on Monday January 30 2012 | Comments (0)
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Welcome to Miami, the location of Prénatal’s S/S 2012 Mother to Be and Kids campaign and catalogue photoshoot, the sixth collection we have art directed for this amazing brand.

With each season, Prénatal’s collections are getting stronger, whilst the brand’s essence which we helped define, is being translated into looks that now have tons of personality and ‘wearability’. This time, we let the exotic location and the collection cross-pollinate and influence our approach, but even more so we wanted to push the fashion side of the brand.

Sanela Lazic
Posted on Wednesday January 18 2012 | Comments (0)
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Well, 2012 has arrived. It promises to be a big year for the UK’s sport and leisure sectors.

The crescendo to The Olympics and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee began with the new years’ fireworks and the 2012 parade http://bit.ly/vhCDKm both being themed accordingly.

The 2012 parade. Logo inspired by the bank BNP Paribas?

Michael Artis
Posted on Wednesday January 4 2012 | Comments (2)
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I decided to wrap this year with a note on 2011’s great escapes.

It came to me at last month’s Drapers Fashion Summit, where the air was abuzz with words of in-house designer collections, collaborations and multichannel drives for sales. The battle for brand differentiation and sales generation leaves little room for experimentation and self-fulfilment in these austere times, unless we are talking about the luxury sector.

Sanela Lazic
Posted on Friday December 23 2011 | Comments (0)

Inevitably – and as it often does – it all started with Tesco. Or, as they’re known in South Korea: Home plus.

As the now-famous YouTube video tells us, Tesco found that they were second in the South Korean market, partly due to the lower number of stores they had in comparison to their main competitor. Their mission was to explore whether they could become number one in the market, without increasing store numbers – namely, via their online store.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJVoYsBym88

Kate Thomas
Posted on Tuesday December 13 2011 | Comments (0)
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A recent report from PayPal “Money: the Digital Tipping Point” states that by 2016 we will be using our mobiles to pay for most things on the high street. Will handsets be the most important thing in our lives to the point where we can leave our wallets at home?

Andrew Hearn
Posted on Friday December 2 2011 | Comments (0)
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Whistles hosted a drinks reception with their CEO Jane Shepherdson at their Harrods concession earlier this month and continued their foray into the world of social media.

Miranda Nagalingam
Posted on Friday November 18 2011 | Comments (0)

I paid a visit to the Apple store Covent Garden last week to listen in on Scottish fashion designer Christopher Kane in conversation with Grazia’s Style Director Paula Reed. The store was buzzing with a mix of fashion and Apple fans and as he and Paula took centre stage they had everyone’s full attention.

Hollie Down
Posted on Tuesday November 8 2011 | Comments (0)
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So, by now you will have all seen the new Olympic posters for London 2012

These are bound to cause a lot of debate, last time we looked a number of the British public had already aired their angry views on the BBC website.

Jon Lee
Posted on Tuesday November 8 2011 | Comments (0)
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Man United Hit 20m Facebook Fans

With the likes of Man Utd creating their own social platform to remove their ‘need’ for Facebook, does this suggest that superbrands should now be breaking away?

Over the last few years, Facebook has become a key part of a brand’s communication platform, helping them engage with customers and fans alike. The platform promotes itself as the place to reach over 800 million people where they connect and share.

Michael Artis
Posted on Thursday November 3 2011 | Comments (1)
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