Showing posts with label social media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social media. Show all posts

Monday, May 14, 2012

Italian Family: the new Dolce & Gabbanna YouTube page Branded YouTube channels are getting much nicer these days. Tradition meets innovation: the new Dolce & Gabbana YouTube Official Channel is pretty cool for the brand. The channel picks up on the look and feel of the Dolce & Gabbana world. The channel is nicely arranged by Collections, advertising campaigns, beauty, accessories, friends and events and “insight”. And starts with a beautiful movie to get a real feel for the brand. See more here, http://www.youtube.com/user/dolcegabbanachannel

Monday, February 27, 2012

the faberge big egg hunt
The Big Egg Hunt aims to raise some £2million for children’s charities Elephant Family and Action for Children. There’s maps and an app to help you uncover the 200 hidden gems and, much in the same vein as the famous Cow Parades, the artworks will eventually be auctioned off for the worthy causes… With some of the biggest names in design, fashion, art and architecture are involved who have individually designed eggs that have been hidden around the capital for the next month or so.

Friday, September 2, 2011

lanvin a/w11 campaign
really loving the playfulness of this. got to love lanvin at the moment. please world introduce me to alber elbaz, he's a total rock star.

Monday, March 8, 2010

nike chalkbot
chalking the roads is a tour de france tradition during which spectators write messages of encouragement to their favorite riders. livestrong and the lance armstrong foundation embraced the idea of using the road as a canvas; as part of nike’s open roads project, boxes of yellow chalk were handed out at the tour of california and at select livestrong events, encouraging people to chalk messages of hope in the fight against cancer. the nike chalkbot was a way to take positive messages to the tour de france. by sending a message to the chalkbot through twitter, sms, web banners or wearyellow.com, people around the world were able to make their mark in yellow. over the course of a month, the chalkbot gained over 4,000 followers on Twitter, received over 36,000 messages of support and inspiration. over 13 stages and several thousand miles of the tour de france more than 5,400 messages were chalked, tagged with gps coordinates and photographed—photos and gps data were sent to the writers of the messages.