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Marketing Strategy Articles
I’ve always been a writer at heart. My interest in building marketing strategies developed from wondering what happens after my graphic design work has been published to an audience. So as I learned more about how to build marketing strategies, I wrote self-published articles to share with other people who may be interested in learning, including fashion and beauty entrepreneurs who weren’t able to hire or outsource their marketing tasks.
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Banana Republic’s latest collaboration with The White Lotus proves the power of experiential marketing. From a transformed Soho flagship event to an immersive digital campaign across Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, the brand successfully blended fashion and entertainment. But was their strategy enough? We break down the impact of their campaign and how future collaborations can keep Banana Republic on the path to growth.
As the luxury fashion market experiences a pronounced decline, industry leaders and consumers are re-evaluating priorities and strategies. Vogue Business hosted the first LinkedIn live audio event in a series titled “The Luxury Slowdown Survival Guide”, hosted by Kirsty McGregor, Executive European Editor, and Maliha Shoaib, Reporter. The episode offered an in-depth look at how brands can navigate the turbulence in an evolving market.
Significant changes are reshaping the influencer marketing and retail landscapes as we approach 2025. From budget allocations and platform pivots to retail closures in iconic locations, this year promises to be transformative for brands, creators, and consumers alike.
The retail industry is entering a period of profound transformation, marked by major moves such as Nordstrom’s privatization, the creation of Saks Global, and the evolving role of real estate strategies. Together, these developments underscore the challenges and opportunities facing traditional and luxury retailers.
Printemps is redefining what it means to shop in the U.S. with its first American store, opening March 21 in Manhattan’s Financial District. Unlike traditional department stores, Printemps New York will operate more like a luxury hotel, inviting customers to spend the day exploring curated collections, attending pop-ups, and enjoying a Parisian-inspired café. With no immediate plans for e-commerce, the brand is betting on experiential retail to establish its presence. Will this hospitality-first approach resonate with American shoppers?