Chloe's 2016 spring/summer advertising campaign features models traveling through Buenos Aires, Argentina. The target market is young professional women in their 20s with disposable income interested in fashion. Through natural-looking photos set in sunny locations, the campaign aims to portray a carefree, adventurous lifestyle and sell the Chloe brand image. Models are shown relaxing in loose, bohemian-style Chloe clothing. The campaign utilizes Instagram, Facebook, and other social media to raise awareness of the collection and brand among its target audience.
This exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris from September to November 2012 celebrates the 60th anniversary of the fashion house Chloé. It features over 70 garments and accessories from Chloé's history under its nine creative directors. The exhibition aims to showcase Chloé's vision of modern femininity and redefine perceptions of the brand which are often seen as bohemian. It accompanies the re-release of 16 iconic pieces from the archive in celebration of the anniversary. The exhibition space was designed by curator Judith Clark to reflect Chloé's core themes through displays of the featured garments and accompanying photographs.
Paul Smith brand analysis by Miika MiinalaMiika Miinala
Sir Paul Smith is a British fashion designer known for his unique and playful designs. He opened his first shop in 1970 after recovering from an accident that ended his dream of being a professional cyclist. Since then, his brand has grown internationally and now has over 95 retail stores worldwide. Key aspects of the Paul Smith brand include its signature stripes, English tailoring heritage mixed with unconventional designs, and being reflective of Smith's eccentric personality.
Chloé is a French fashion house founded in 1952 in Paris. It is known for its "ready-to-wear" and "resort" styles. The company's founder, Gaby Aghion, coined the term "prêt-à-porter" meaning ready-to-wear. In 1997, Stella McCartney became the creative director and brought a new romantic feel while maintaining the vintage style. Chloé targets females aged 25-45 and has different collections like ready-to-wear, accessories, children's wear, and its popular fragrance line.
Chloe was founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion who pioneered the concept of "luxury ready-to-wear" fashion. The brand reached peaks of success in the 1970s under Karl Lagerfeld and in the 2000s under Phoebe Philo. Chloe offers products across multiple categories including ready-to-wear, bags, shoes, accessories, and children's wear. The brand follows a pyramid business model with its core ready-to-wear line at the top and additional product lines at lower price points. Chloe has been highly successful due to its efficient business model and brand equity, though it will need to continue adapting to capture new growth markets.
Brand Analysis of EMPORIO ARMANI ,Louis Vuitton CALVIN KLEINiWant tutor
This document analyzes and compares three popular luxury brands: Emporio Armani, Louis Vuitton, and Calvin Klein. It discusses the reasons for their success, including their innovative marketing strategies, creative elements, and management approaches. Some common factors that have helped build their brands include effective advertising campaigns featuring celebrities and the strategic use of new technologies. The document also provides financial data and performs SWOT analyses for each brand.
Chanel was founded in 1909 by Coco Chanel and revolutionized women's fashion. In 1929, Chanel launched its iconic No. 5 perfume, which was chosen as the fifth sample Coco liked best. This was followed by skincare products. Chanel products use a minimalist black, white, and beige color palette reflective in makeup packaging and lipsticks with Chanel engraved. Makeup ranges from £30 foundations to £40 eyeshadows and £20 lipsticks. Chanel promotes through magazines, TV ads cementing the brand, and YouTube videos to feel knowledgeable about collections. Famous models promote Chanel including Cara Delevingne, Kendall Jenner, and Nicole Kid
This document discusses and analyzes a Calvin Klein advertisement from 2005. The ad features a scantily clad woman on a beach seemingly being undressed by a man. It raises questions about the portrayal of women as vulnerable objects and how advertising aims to prey on inner vulnerabilities to drive purchases. While controversial, the ad achieved its goal of significantly boosting Calvin Klein's stock price in subsequent years, demonstrating the power of using sex to garner attention.
This exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris from September to November 2012 celebrates the 60th anniversary of the fashion house Chloé. It features over 70 garments and accessories from Chloé's history under its nine creative directors. The exhibition aims to showcase Chloé's vision of modern femininity and redefine perceptions of the brand which are often seen as bohemian. It accompanies the re-release of 16 iconic pieces from the archive in celebration of the anniversary. The exhibition space was designed by curator Judith Clark to reflect Chloé's core themes through displays of the featured garments and accompanying photographs.
Paul Smith brand analysis by Miika MiinalaMiika Miinala
Sir Paul Smith is a British fashion designer known for his unique and playful designs. He opened his first shop in 1970 after recovering from an accident that ended his dream of being a professional cyclist. Since then, his brand has grown internationally and now has over 95 retail stores worldwide. Key aspects of the Paul Smith brand include its signature stripes, English tailoring heritage mixed with unconventional designs, and being reflective of Smith's eccentric personality.
Chloé is a French fashion house founded in 1952 in Paris. It is known for its "ready-to-wear" and "resort" styles. The company's founder, Gaby Aghion, coined the term "prêt-à-porter" meaning ready-to-wear. In 1997, Stella McCartney became the creative director and brought a new romantic feel while maintaining the vintage style. Chloé targets females aged 25-45 and has different collections like ready-to-wear, accessories, children's wear, and its popular fragrance line.
Chloe was founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion who pioneered the concept of "luxury ready-to-wear" fashion. The brand reached peaks of success in the 1970s under Karl Lagerfeld and in the 2000s under Phoebe Philo. Chloe offers products across multiple categories including ready-to-wear, bags, shoes, accessories, and children's wear. The brand follows a pyramid business model with its core ready-to-wear line at the top and additional product lines at lower price points. Chloe has been highly successful due to its efficient business model and brand equity, though it will need to continue adapting to capture new growth markets.
Brand Analysis of EMPORIO ARMANI ,Louis Vuitton CALVIN KLEINiWant tutor
This document analyzes and compares three popular luxury brands: Emporio Armani, Louis Vuitton, and Calvin Klein. It discusses the reasons for their success, including their innovative marketing strategies, creative elements, and management approaches. Some common factors that have helped build their brands include effective advertising campaigns featuring celebrities and the strategic use of new technologies. The document also provides financial data and performs SWOT analyses for each brand.
Chanel was founded in 1909 by Coco Chanel and revolutionized women's fashion. In 1929, Chanel launched its iconic No. 5 perfume, which was chosen as the fifth sample Coco liked best. This was followed by skincare products. Chanel products use a minimalist black, white, and beige color palette reflective in makeup packaging and lipsticks with Chanel engraved. Makeup ranges from £30 foundations to £40 eyeshadows and £20 lipsticks. Chanel promotes through magazines, TV ads cementing the brand, and YouTube videos to feel knowledgeable about collections. Famous models promote Chanel including Cara Delevingne, Kendall Jenner, and Nicole Kid
This document discusses and analyzes a Calvin Klein advertisement from 2005. The ad features a scantily clad woman on a beach seemingly being undressed by a man. It raises questions about the portrayal of women as vulnerable objects and how advertising aims to prey on inner vulnerabilities to drive purchases. While controversial, the ad achieved its goal of significantly boosting Calvin Klein's stock price in subsequent years, demonstrating the power of using sex to garner attention.
Chanel is a luxury fashion and beauty company founded in France in 1909 by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. It is known for its timeless elegance and style in clothing and accessories. Chanel specializes in haute couture and luxury goods like suits, dresses, handbags, and jewelry. The company strives to define style and create desire through its functional yet elegant designs. It is now jointly owned by the Wertheimer family and operates over 200 boutiques worldwide.
Chanel is a privately held luxury goods and jewelry company headquartered in Greater New York City. It was founded in 1909 by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel and is best known for its haute couture, perfumes, fashion accessories, and jewelry. Karl Lagerfeld has served as the creative director since 1983. Chanel targets both female and male customers across generations with products like bags, shoes, dresses, swimwear, watches, and fragrances. The company emphasizes fashion, accessories, and fragrances in its brand and expands globally while protecting its high-cost brand.
Creative Strategy Document: Saint Laurent V2 (pdf)KeziahMiller1
This document provides a creative strategy for the Saint Laurent brand. It outlines the brand's mission, vision and concept which focus on revolutionizing fashion and empowering women. It discusses brand identity elements including logos, colors and luxurious materials. The document proposes introducing a new "Seek Laurent" capsule collection aimed at younger consumers to attract a new audience. Key goals, brand expression, social media strategy, competition and an action plan are presented to further the brand's vision.
This document outlines Chanel No. 5's marketing strategy to expand into Asia by targeting younger women aged 25 and older. It will reposition the brand from classic and elder-oriented to sexier and more alluring. A 3-phase campaign called "The Way to Asia" will have celebrities help women first feel, then touch, and finally love Chanel No. 5. The message is "My secret - Your mystery" to convey Chanel No. 5's luxurious yet mysterious scent. Marketing activities include events, social media, magazines and TV to introduce the perfume to a new Asian audience.
Dolce&Gabbana specializes in expensive luxury items, is influenced more by designers and is more formal and 'timeless', responding to long-term trends rather than seasonal changes.
Hedi Slimane was appointed as the creative director of Celine in 2018 and has transformed the brand. He expanded into men's wear, couture, perfumes, and focused on a rock n' roll aesthetic. This has led to both excitement and criticism from Celine's loyal customers. As part of a market analysis, the document discusses Celine's history, competitors, iconic bags, stores, musical collaborations, and does a SWOT analysis. It examines how Slimane has changed the brand and positioning while balancing Celine's heritage.
Keziah Miller's Creative Strategy Document - PDF VersionKeziahMiller1
This document provides a creative strategy for the Saint Laurent brand. It outlines the brand's mission, vision, identity, audience, and expression. The brand aims to empower women through luxurious yet practical designs. Currently, the target audience is women ages 28-50 with high incomes. However, the goal is to introduce a new collection aimed at ages 21-28 to attract a younger demographic. The brand expresses itself through monochrome and sensual imagery on Instagram and in editorials to portray an effortlessly stylish lifestyle.
The document discusses the key elements of the Moschino brand. It provides information on the brand's history, identity, values, positioning in the market, and marketing strategies. Specifically, it notes that Moschino is known for its witty and surreal designs, use of bright colors, and tongue-in-cheek messaging. However, it finds that the brand needs to strengthen its marketing in Asia and ensure consistency in its brand image and messaging across campaigns.
1. The fashion calendar used to have two main seasons that coincided with environmental seasons, but globalization led to the addition of many more seasons and collections to cater to international buyers and clients. This put pressure on brands and designers.
2. Many designers have questioned the industry's need for speed and cited exhaustion from producing up to six collections per year. Some brands are experimenting with new models like see-now-buy-now to reduce waiting periods for consumers.
3. Collaborations have become popular as a way for brands to expand their customer base and attract new audiences. Successful collaborations include those between luxury brands and fast fashion retailers.
Calvin Klein produces a variety of perfume products, including the popular CK One Shock perfume. This document provides details on CK One Shock for Him, including its notes, packaging, price, distribution channels, and marketing. It is described as a masculine scent opening with citrus and cucumber, with a heart of black pepper and cardamom, and a base of tobacco, musk, and wood. The document also gives background on Calvin Klein's brand and tiered strategy for marketing its different product lines.
The document provides a treatment for a fashion film promoting a new Saint Laurent capsule collection targeted at 21-28 year olds. The film will tell the story of an enigmatic girl journeying through the city, channeling her inner Saint Laurent while wearing pieces from the collection. Inspired by an existing Saint Laurent film, the treatment outlines the filming location, styling, casting, music, and post-production plans to create a mysterious and alluring fashion film to build excitement for the collection.
Brand equity is important because it allows companies to charge premium prices. Brand equity develops through the product lifecycle as innovators and early adopters pay more to distinguish themselves, setting trends that later groups want to emulate. Maintaining exclusivity is key to retaining brand equity over time. Coach lost its brand equity by expanding distribution too widely, while Chanel has maximized its equity by keeping products scarce and prices high globally to maintain an exclusive image desired by innovators. In summary, brand equity allows price premiums when scarcity and exclusivity are maintained through the lifecycle.
This document provides the history and background of the luxury brand Gucci. It discusses how Gucci was founded in 1921 in Florence, Italy as a luggage company. It then covers some of Gucci's expansions over the decades into different product categories and markets. The document also gives an overview of Gucci's leadership and creative directors over time. Finally, it provides some key financial and business information about Gucci's revenues, retail store count, and main competitors in the luxury sector.
- John Galliano made anti-Semitic comments while drinking at a Paris café in February 2011, praising Hitler and insulting a couple about their Jewish heritage.
- He was convicted of a crime and suspended from his role as creative director of Christian Dior, where he had worked for 14 years.
- Dior CEO Sidney Toledano immediately fired Galliano when video evidence surfaced to show separation from Dior's zero tolerance policy against racism and anti-Semitism.
- The incident caused major press coverage and criticism of Galliano's actions from celebrities like Karl Lagerfeld and Anna Wintour.
Chanel & French Luxury - Marketing lecture 2010Ashley
The document discusses the French luxury brand Chanel. It provides an overview of Chanel's history and founder Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, key products, brand codes, target markets, and communications strategies. Chanel maintains its position as a leader in the luxury fashion industry through traditional marketing like fashion shows while also innovating with new media like Karl Lagerfeld's Twitter account. The document questions whether Chanel's one-way communications model will remain effective as luxury customers expect more personalized experiences.
Calvin Klein operates in India through licensing agreements with local partners. In India, Murjani Group has the exclusive rights to sell Calvin Klein jeans and accessories through retail stores and department stores. The document discusses Calvin Klein's visual merchandising, product, promotion, and market strategies in India. These include product segmentation, balanced displays, advertising in major cities, and plans to open 50-100 retail stores in the coming years through an aggressive consumer education campaign.
Moschino was founded in 1983 by Franco Moschino as an Italian luxury brand known for its extravagant and unconventional concepts. It is now owned by Aeffe SpA and Sportswear International SpA, with a yearly turnover of 300 million Euro. Jeremy Scott was appointed creative director in 2013. Moschino offers women's and men's clothing, accessories, bags, shoes and fragrances. It uses various pricing strategies including skimming pricing and prestige pricing. Celebrities like Miley Cyrus are fans of the brand. Moschino connects with people through social media platforms like Instagram where it has over 6 million followers.
Chanel S.A. is a French luxury fashion house founded in 1909 by Coco Chanel. Some key points:
- Coco Chanel revolutionized fashion by bringing simplicity and functionality to women's clothing.
- Iconic Chanel products include the 2.55 quilted leather handbag and No. 5 perfume.
- The brand maintains its luxury status under the creative direction of Karl Lagerfeld and operates boutiques worldwide.
- Chanel is known for its timeless designs, emphasis on quality, and positioning of elegance and class within reach of social elites.
The document discusses the French luxury brand Chanel. It provides an overview of Chanel's history and founder Coco Chanel, key products, brand codes, target markets, and communications strategies. It analyzes how Chanel has evolved its brand image and marketing over time to maintain success while questioning if its traditional one-way communications approach remains effective in the current digital age.
Marketing Intelligence analysis on designer clothes brand Chloé. Presented as part of the Marketing Strategy compulsory module in the MSc in International Management at the University of Exeter, England on December 2nd, 2009.
Marked with a Distinction.
The document discusses the history and present of the fashion brand Chloe. It provides background on founder Gaby Aghion and current creative director Clare Waight Keller. The Fall 2014 collection drew inspiration from minimalism of the 1960s with a focus on releasing the female body through elegant silhouettes. Comparisons are made between Chloe and other brands like Celine and Stella McCartney. The prevailing zeitgeist emphasizes environmentalism, simplicity and living responsibly against a backdrop of events like climate change and economic instability. Technology is interwoven in daily life but there is a desire to disconnect as well.
Chanel is a luxury fashion and beauty company founded in France in 1909 by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. It is known for its timeless elegance and style in clothing and accessories. Chanel specializes in haute couture and luxury goods like suits, dresses, handbags, and jewelry. The company strives to define style and create desire through its functional yet elegant designs. It is now jointly owned by the Wertheimer family and operates over 200 boutiques worldwide.
Chanel is a privately held luxury goods and jewelry company headquartered in Greater New York City. It was founded in 1909 by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel and is best known for its haute couture, perfumes, fashion accessories, and jewelry. Karl Lagerfeld has served as the creative director since 1983. Chanel targets both female and male customers across generations with products like bags, shoes, dresses, swimwear, watches, and fragrances. The company emphasizes fashion, accessories, and fragrances in its brand and expands globally while protecting its high-cost brand.
Creative Strategy Document: Saint Laurent V2 (pdf)KeziahMiller1
This document provides a creative strategy for the Saint Laurent brand. It outlines the brand's mission, vision and concept which focus on revolutionizing fashion and empowering women. It discusses brand identity elements including logos, colors and luxurious materials. The document proposes introducing a new "Seek Laurent" capsule collection aimed at younger consumers to attract a new audience. Key goals, brand expression, social media strategy, competition and an action plan are presented to further the brand's vision.
This document outlines Chanel No. 5's marketing strategy to expand into Asia by targeting younger women aged 25 and older. It will reposition the brand from classic and elder-oriented to sexier and more alluring. A 3-phase campaign called "The Way to Asia" will have celebrities help women first feel, then touch, and finally love Chanel No. 5. The message is "My secret - Your mystery" to convey Chanel No. 5's luxurious yet mysterious scent. Marketing activities include events, social media, magazines and TV to introduce the perfume to a new Asian audience.
Dolce&Gabbana specializes in expensive luxury items, is influenced more by designers and is more formal and 'timeless', responding to long-term trends rather than seasonal changes.
Hedi Slimane was appointed as the creative director of Celine in 2018 and has transformed the brand. He expanded into men's wear, couture, perfumes, and focused on a rock n' roll aesthetic. This has led to both excitement and criticism from Celine's loyal customers. As part of a market analysis, the document discusses Celine's history, competitors, iconic bags, stores, musical collaborations, and does a SWOT analysis. It examines how Slimane has changed the brand and positioning while balancing Celine's heritage.
Keziah Miller's Creative Strategy Document - PDF VersionKeziahMiller1
This document provides a creative strategy for the Saint Laurent brand. It outlines the brand's mission, vision, identity, audience, and expression. The brand aims to empower women through luxurious yet practical designs. Currently, the target audience is women ages 28-50 with high incomes. However, the goal is to introduce a new collection aimed at ages 21-28 to attract a younger demographic. The brand expresses itself through monochrome and sensual imagery on Instagram and in editorials to portray an effortlessly stylish lifestyle.
The document discusses the key elements of the Moschino brand. It provides information on the brand's history, identity, values, positioning in the market, and marketing strategies. Specifically, it notes that Moschino is known for its witty and surreal designs, use of bright colors, and tongue-in-cheek messaging. However, it finds that the brand needs to strengthen its marketing in Asia and ensure consistency in its brand image and messaging across campaigns.
1. The fashion calendar used to have two main seasons that coincided with environmental seasons, but globalization led to the addition of many more seasons and collections to cater to international buyers and clients. This put pressure on brands and designers.
2. Many designers have questioned the industry's need for speed and cited exhaustion from producing up to six collections per year. Some brands are experimenting with new models like see-now-buy-now to reduce waiting periods for consumers.
3. Collaborations have become popular as a way for brands to expand their customer base and attract new audiences. Successful collaborations include those between luxury brands and fast fashion retailers.
Calvin Klein produces a variety of perfume products, including the popular CK One Shock perfume. This document provides details on CK One Shock for Him, including its notes, packaging, price, distribution channels, and marketing. It is described as a masculine scent opening with citrus and cucumber, with a heart of black pepper and cardamom, and a base of tobacco, musk, and wood. The document also gives background on Calvin Klein's brand and tiered strategy for marketing its different product lines.
The document provides a treatment for a fashion film promoting a new Saint Laurent capsule collection targeted at 21-28 year olds. The film will tell the story of an enigmatic girl journeying through the city, channeling her inner Saint Laurent while wearing pieces from the collection. Inspired by an existing Saint Laurent film, the treatment outlines the filming location, styling, casting, music, and post-production plans to create a mysterious and alluring fashion film to build excitement for the collection.
Brand equity is important because it allows companies to charge premium prices. Brand equity develops through the product lifecycle as innovators and early adopters pay more to distinguish themselves, setting trends that later groups want to emulate. Maintaining exclusivity is key to retaining brand equity over time. Coach lost its brand equity by expanding distribution too widely, while Chanel has maximized its equity by keeping products scarce and prices high globally to maintain an exclusive image desired by innovators. In summary, brand equity allows price premiums when scarcity and exclusivity are maintained through the lifecycle.
This document provides the history and background of the luxury brand Gucci. It discusses how Gucci was founded in 1921 in Florence, Italy as a luggage company. It then covers some of Gucci's expansions over the decades into different product categories and markets. The document also gives an overview of Gucci's leadership and creative directors over time. Finally, it provides some key financial and business information about Gucci's revenues, retail store count, and main competitors in the luxury sector.
- John Galliano made anti-Semitic comments while drinking at a Paris café in February 2011, praising Hitler and insulting a couple about their Jewish heritage.
- He was convicted of a crime and suspended from his role as creative director of Christian Dior, where he had worked for 14 years.
- Dior CEO Sidney Toledano immediately fired Galliano when video evidence surfaced to show separation from Dior's zero tolerance policy against racism and anti-Semitism.
- The incident caused major press coverage and criticism of Galliano's actions from celebrities like Karl Lagerfeld and Anna Wintour.
Chanel & French Luxury - Marketing lecture 2010Ashley
The document discusses the French luxury brand Chanel. It provides an overview of Chanel's history and founder Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, key products, brand codes, target markets, and communications strategies. Chanel maintains its position as a leader in the luxury fashion industry through traditional marketing like fashion shows while also innovating with new media like Karl Lagerfeld's Twitter account. The document questions whether Chanel's one-way communications model will remain effective as luxury customers expect more personalized experiences.
Calvin Klein operates in India through licensing agreements with local partners. In India, Murjani Group has the exclusive rights to sell Calvin Klein jeans and accessories through retail stores and department stores. The document discusses Calvin Klein's visual merchandising, product, promotion, and market strategies in India. These include product segmentation, balanced displays, advertising in major cities, and plans to open 50-100 retail stores in the coming years through an aggressive consumer education campaign.
Moschino was founded in 1983 by Franco Moschino as an Italian luxury brand known for its extravagant and unconventional concepts. It is now owned by Aeffe SpA and Sportswear International SpA, with a yearly turnover of 300 million Euro. Jeremy Scott was appointed creative director in 2013. Moschino offers women's and men's clothing, accessories, bags, shoes and fragrances. It uses various pricing strategies including skimming pricing and prestige pricing. Celebrities like Miley Cyrus are fans of the brand. Moschino connects with people through social media platforms like Instagram where it has over 6 million followers.
Chanel S.A. is a French luxury fashion house founded in 1909 by Coco Chanel. Some key points:
- Coco Chanel revolutionized fashion by bringing simplicity and functionality to women's clothing.
- Iconic Chanel products include the 2.55 quilted leather handbag and No. 5 perfume.
- The brand maintains its luxury status under the creative direction of Karl Lagerfeld and operates boutiques worldwide.
- Chanel is known for its timeless designs, emphasis on quality, and positioning of elegance and class within reach of social elites.
The document discusses the French luxury brand Chanel. It provides an overview of Chanel's history and founder Coco Chanel, key products, brand codes, target markets, and communications strategies. It analyzes how Chanel has evolved its brand image and marketing over time to maintain success while questioning if its traditional one-way communications approach remains effective in the current digital age.
Marketing Intelligence analysis on designer clothes brand Chloé. Presented as part of the Marketing Strategy compulsory module in the MSc in International Management at the University of Exeter, England on December 2nd, 2009.
Marked with a Distinction.
The document discusses the history and present of the fashion brand Chloe. It provides background on founder Gaby Aghion and current creative director Clare Waight Keller. The Fall 2014 collection drew inspiration from minimalism of the 1960s with a focus on releasing the female body through elegant silhouettes. Comparisons are made between Chloe and other brands like Celine and Stella McCartney. The prevailing zeitgeist emphasizes environmentalism, simplicity and living responsibly against a backdrop of events like climate change and economic instability. Technology is interwoven in daily life but there is a desire to disconnect as well.
This single word document contains the name "Chloé". No other context or details are provided about who or what Chloé refers to. In just one word, this document introduces the name Chloé but does not provide any other information to understand who or what this name represents.
This document is a goods order proposal from Luciano Jewellery Co. Ltd. in Hong Kong to IGFD GRUPPO S.R.L. in Italy. It contains 240 listings of "SEE by CHLOE BAGS PRE PE 13" along with corresponding codes, suggesting it is proposing an order of 240 bag items from the SEE by CHLOE 2013 spring/summer collection.
Chloe Shaw is an up-and-coming 20-year-old folk/indie singer-songwriter from London who writes her own material and performs primarily with her acoustic guitar. She has played local pubs and clubs, participated in school choir, and studied music at Brit School. Her target audience is middle-class people in their early 20s to mid 30s who enjoy social media and an independent, bohemian lifestyle. Her manager is promoting her through local performances and merchandise sales at an upcoming show with Ed Sheeran. Chloe has over 200,000 social media followers and 30 million video views, and her fan base includes modern working women who see her as a positive role model.
Luxe & e-Commerce quelle Expérience Utilisateur?Frederic_Veidig
« L'expérience utilisateur e-commerce d’une marque de luxe doit-elle être imposée par la marque ou définie avant tout à partir des besoins de l’utilisateur final ? »
Les marques de luxe ont désormais une approche digitale pilotée par le R.O.I* et de plus en plus d’entre elles se lancent dans des projets e-Commerce.
Le luxe, se caractérisant entre autre par la rareté, l’exceptionnel, l’extraordinaire; une marque de luxe doit-elle imposer ses propres codes e-Commerce pour fournir une expérience qui soit plus proche de son ADN de communication (extraordinaire, innovant, émotionnel, etc.) : une expérience qui soit surtout réellement différenciante.
Ou au contraire une marque de luxe doit-elle plutôt reprendre les codes standards du e-commerce pour vendre efficacement ses produits en ligne au risque peut-être de tomber dans une expérience utilisateur plus commune.
Faut-il par ailleurs essayer à tout prix de reproduire l’expérience de la boutique réelle sachant que le paradigme digital-web est fondamentalement différent ?
Enfin, quels rôles vont avoir le consultant UX et le Créatif sur un projet e-Commerce Luxe dans la détermination de l’expérience utilisateur ?
This 3-month contract position involves visual merchandising for various brands in the men's, women's, youth, and children's sections as well as home decor areas at Myer Chadstone. Responsibilities include merchandising over 30 different sections across the store for brands such as Bauhaus, Jack & Jones, Miss Shop, Tokito, Karen Millen, Seafolly, Lipsy, Sass & Bide, Alexander McQueen, Aje, Milkshake, and SunnyLife.
Sexy lingerie and ladies costumes, bras, corsets, accessories more on lingeri...lingeriesshopping
The document is a website for lingerie-shopping.com that sells various types of lingerie including sexy lingerie, ladies costumes, clubwear, swimwear, and other accessories. The website features new products and has categories for different types of lingerie as well as information about the company.
Groove Clothing - Brand Development 2013LCmediaHouse
We were hired to build the brand for Groove Clothing after impressing the owner with our previous work. We developed the brand concept to represent the colorful beats of music and charismatic movement through carefully designed clothing for young men. The target audience is middle and upper middle class men aged 20-35. We finalized a minimalist infinity logo symbolizing fashionable style forever and developed various labeling, packaging, and product photography design options to represent the brand.
Diane Von Furstenberg is known for creating the iconic jersey wrap dress in the 1970s. She designs affordable, classic clothing for career-oriented women. Her brands include Diane Von Furstenberg and the more affordable DVF line.
The fashion show will feature DVF's formal, classic designs. Models will wear red lipstick in a mystery-themed show inspired by DVF's confident and sexy image.
Extensive plans are in place for photography, videography, hair and makeup, guest list, press, styling, show lineup, music, and budget for the Toronto fashion show.
This document outlines a promotional campaign for Dior Spa involving a quiz within the Dior App. It aims to target women ages 18-50 interested in wellness and loyal Dior customers. Participants can earn credits toward a free beauty treatment by correctly answering 5 daily quiz questions about Dior brands and treatments. The offer will be promoted through push notifications in the Dior App and magazine articles to spread awareness of the new Dior cream launch and reward loyalty while promoting Dior spas against competitors.
This document outlines a marketing campaign for Diesel's Spring 2013 clothing line. It identifies the target audience as educated, fashionable 18-30 year old professionals earning over $60,000 annually. The goals are to increase brand awareness and revenue through social media advertising on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest targeting this audience. The proposed tactics include creating pages and boards to showcase the line, with metrics to track engagement. Paid advertising is planned on Facebook and Google with a total budget of $150-250 per hour.
This document contains the resume of Manikyala Reddy, an MEP Engineer based in Dubai, UAE. It outlines his contact details, career objective, educational qualifications including a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. It then lists his roles and responsibilities in various MEP design and project management positions in Dubai and India over the past 9 years, as well as the projects he has worked on. It also includes details of his software skills and experience in areas like MEP concept design, implementation, coordination and project execution.
The document outlines a business model canvas for a mobile app called Townzeee. It targets three key customer segments: college students, moms with young children, and local businesses. The app would help these groups by notifying users of nearby events and offering deals from local merchants. Key partners include towns, event organizers, and colleges. Revenue would come from commissions on deals, advertising, and analytics. The initial target location is a small college town. The team believes the idea is viable but more customer discovery is needed to refine the MVP and business model.
Supply chain management (SCM) involves coordinating and integrating the flow of materials, information, and finances within and between companies throughout the supply chain. SCM aims to develop relationships with suppliers and manage the flow of goods from raw materials to end customers. Key aspects of SCM include information sharing between partners, demand forecasting and production planning, inventory management, and transportation and distribution. The goals are to satisfy customer needs through collaboration and reduce costs through efficient procurement, production, and distribution processes.
Brand strategies adopted by mens grooming india!Asad Hoosain
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1. Chloe (2016)
Celine bouly is a French model with Chloe
being a French. Brand Other models Ari west
phal is an American model and Antonina
Petkovic is an Serbian model. Ilvie whittex is
an Australian model. Chloe (2016)
2. Target market is the target market clear
Segmentation and audience theory All copywriters must understand
the product and it’s target audience. Bowdery, (2008)
The target audience is young professional women age 20’s. with a lot
of disposable income and that are interested in fashion. Chloe spring
summer ad campaign is targeted for woman with leisure time. they
have tried to market their products to a upmarket target group and
luxury clothing.
Segmentation
Market segmentation is how businesses show understanding of their
customer Weinstein (2004)
Target market
The target market is term referred to when a business selects a group
of people to target their product act and to meet their needs.
Weinstein (2004)
How successful have they identified the target market?
Chloe have successfully identified the target market because they have
chose the right models at the right age and the right location to shoot
their campaign advertisement.
“adventurous, free-spirited, impulsive side
of the Chloe girl” – Clare Waight Keller,
Chloe Creative Director” this picture
demonstrates that girls have gone on
holiday to explore independently and
somewhere exotic
3. Identify the message
Chloe’s 2016 aim is to tell a story through the use of
images of the girls in the latest 60’s trend and the girls
are on holiday in a sunny place. The girls are carefree and
enjoying their holiday with their friends. The company is
trying to sell a life style to their target market if you want
to be care free and explore and enjoy life then their
consumers should buy their clothes. Chloe girls seem
happy and free spirted.
The picture demonstrates that the girls are relaxed
by wearing loose fitting clothing they wear and
hair and makeup looks natural showing their
natural beauty
Klapper,s 1960 cited (Egan,J 2007) communication model term is stated as the concept of communication was the move idea of
feelings, knowledge and motivation from one person to another.
Schramm 1995 cited in (Egan,J 2007) developed the basic model of mass communication process is simple it it’s images but
translating that one element needs to be consider that is to understand the need for quality and the link between each
element. Schramm communication model suggests two way communication have response and feedback device build in such as
the source or the sender may change the message or the media if necessary . The message is made up of appropriates and
images, symbols and music.
“The time of day shifts subtly throughout the series and the
“sun-drenched images invoke a spontaneous and cinematic
vibe. Senatus (2016)
4. Identity the media objectives and
consider the media has been used
According Whitaker, Ramsey & Smith (2012) in addition to competition from the
internet mainstream information providers are having to cope with twitter
YouTube, blogs post and Facebook. Demands of 24/7 news cycle has changed the
implications of communication for media writers as they are the one’s that try to
explain what people pay attention to and why they pay attention however how
the message get’s lost. There are two types of communication interference that
can happen physical noise and semantic noise are involved in the message
transmission. Whitaker, Ramsey & Smith (2012)
This is a video by Chloe called
chase the sun and the girls are
basically talking in the
background and saying it’s like
chasing the sun by using a
metaphor at the end of the video
the Cloe logo appears
Marketing communication is about requiring clear measurable objectives to be
set by using the appropriate media. Esen,Charlesworth& Gay (2007)
The Chloe spring summer add campaign is on their Facebook page, Instagram,
Twitter, pintress it has a small clipper features on YouTube and an international
Chinese blog called weibo it is also featured on google.
5. Identify the use of theories and models used
such as FAB, USP,AIDA,KISS and WIFFMAida is a hierarchy model it is used for to explain the key stages of personal selling it
stands for Awareness, Interest desire and action Fill (2009) The target audience
needs to know why they need to buy the product and the consumer needs to know
how the brand will improve their lives solve a problem or address a specific need.
WIFFM (what's it in for me). USP is a unique selling point or proposition that
separates it from it competitor Berman (2012) KISS: Keep it short and simple FAB
Features advantages benefits
Awareness The Chloe campaign is trying to raise awareness through it campaign by
showing the Chloe girls and that they are travelling to Buenos Aires Argentina. In the
campaign it says “I really want to create a new energy for Chloe this season” (Keller,
2016)
Interest The campaign shows in the pictures that the girls are on an adventure with
their friends and they are carefree and have come to enjoy their time on holiday. In
the campaign the girls are wearing clothes from Chloe collection 2016, which has a
bohemian style and loosely fitted tops. This makes the consumer think about what
clothes to buy for the summer.
Desire Chloe is trying to sell a life style through their collection because it is trying to
say if you buy the clothes you could have that lifestyle. For example they represent a
more adventurous, free-spirited, impulsive side of the Chloe (Keller,.2016))
Action The consumer buying clothes from spring summer 2016 collection and the
consumer may want to look at other Chloe products and click through the pictures of
the girls in Argentina. WIFFM (What's it in for the customer) The campaign add is
trying to say that it could be you if you buy our clothes you could go on holiday to
Buenos Aires and see the different places.
Antonina and Ilvie are overlooking over the bustling streets of
Buenos Aires Argentina
FAB Features when Chloe decided to shoot this campaign they tried to make
it look different by having the photo’s taken in modem places and old
historical places. It makes it look like that the campaign is photographed in a
exotic place. Benefit and Advantages : The location has been selected
carefully to show that consumers could wear the clothes to suit a holiday
location.
USP Unique selling point. Chloe is marketing a product by telling a story
through photo’s.
6. Consider the Appeal and comment on
the design
Antonina and Ilvie are soaking up the summer sun in loose fitted
clothes hair is naturally curly with sun glasses a top with tassels
like a boob
The Emotional Appeal in this advertisement campaign is that
Chloe is trying to make Woman feel glamorous and
comfortable but still being in trend
Design: The Chloe campaign has selected a
photography because of his style of
photography Clare Waight Keller, states that
she “really appreciate his youthful eye and
spontaneity behind the lens.” Chloe 2016
Appeal is the advertisement appeal that
capable by the increase of the breadth of
approaches to communicate the core brand
message Williamson 2002
7. Examine the use of language and imageIt is warm sunshine, each girl glows with unique personality and an individual sense of style
-the season’s technicolour ombré silk dresses, printed lace and athletic, romantic separates
are captured in the dazzling sunlight. Arc street (2016)
Use of Language
The campaign uses pictures to tell a story of Chloe girls that they are with friends on holiday
wearing clothes by Chloe spring summer 2016.
Use of image
Ari wesphal is embraces the carefree spirit of Buenos Aires adventurous, free-spirited,
impulsive side of the Chloe girl” Ari Wes phal American model is standing with her arms
out wearing black skirt the hair is natural she has got no make up on. The model is
wearing sunglasses with a brown side bag. The photograph has made it look like that the
models have not got any make up on and not brushed their hair. The photo has been
shot in a modern place where the sun is out and a white building in the background with
cars on the street. The photo’s have been taken in modern times and old with old
historical building in black white. Chloe girls are wearing loose fit clothes that are in trend
with spring summer collection with colours like red white, blue beige white and green in
and a bit off yellow white stripes on the trousers see slide 3. one of the girls are wearing
a floral print dress. The pictures have been taking like the girls are travelling around in
different places in Buenos Aires Argentina with friends. See all photo’s
8. Compare with other campaigns
Love is story is about expression of
a free woman “declaration of
femininity. A proclamation of
freedom”. The man sees her and is
charmed by her femininity natural
elegance. An allure touched by
freedom and grace which talks
about love story being a modem
story of seduction freshness and the
cent of orange in the perfume
attracts and sensuality of the orange
scent attracts him the flower of
happiness makes her more desirable
than ever. An unforgettable essence
of seduction. The secret is unlocked
a symbol of affection all there is a
padlock, her fragrance which
precious jewel in pleated glass
During the day when there is light
the girl disappears when the man
opens the door she is free will she
be back attitude and love story of
Chloe scent. Chloe (2016)
In the photo there is two photo’s of Melanie
poesy one she has her back turned and she is
holding the perfume and the other she is slightly
turn away and looking back love story and Chloe
in white and bold writing. The picture has the
perfume a clear glass bottle in gold. night in
Paris. Sparkling lights and musician A crowd. And
her. The picture has been taken in night. In the
video there is party on roof and from then the
boy and girl eyes meet and they are attracted
then they both hold hands and go away together
with Vanessa Paradis singing Mi Amor in French
for the music background. Chloe (2016)
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The Chloe spring summer 2016 ad is about
Chloe girls travelling and exploring
Argentina with friends wearing spring
summer collection 2016 the clothes are
loose fit and the photography has made it
look like that their hair and makeup is
natural. The pictures tell a story as in the
pictures the girls are in one place and
another. Chloe are trying to sell a lifestyle
buy getting consumers to buy their
clothes. in this picture the girls all meet
together at the end in black beige clothes
and one girl is wearing sunglasses
9. Obtain consumer reactions
“A tumble of breezy curls, sun-kissed faces and
fleeting glimpses of summertime friendship.” Chloe
2012
According to the official Facebook of Chloe 8,444people are talking
about the add and 5 698 people liked the new page.
Consumers have commented on face and liked the spring summer
collection 2016. The photo’s of the campaign featured on face people
have liked a total 115. Their twitter presence has got 1.657 tweets,
people following the campaign 3,063, people who have already
followed the campaign 366k and like 153.
On their Instagram page the brand has 634 post, 1.8million followers
and 96 followers. Chloe Pinterest page has got 39 boards 2.3k pins no
consumers have liked it, 29.6k followers and 59 following. The brand
has received for the spring summer campaign follow they rainbow on
you tube has got 1,672 views meet the girls have received 2,501, chase
the sun 1,887 views a glimpse of the sun has got 1,143 views, these
views the brand had got from consumers were 1 month ago Hudson
new spirt has received one week ago 491 views and all together 12,812
consumers have subscribed to their YouTube channel
10. Evaluating the overall success
Chloe has tried to sell a life style through their spring summer campaign and the
message they are trying to convey to their female consumers is that if you buy our
clothes then you could have life of the Chloe girls. The pictures tell a story of girls on
holiday in Argentina taking an adventure. Chloe girls are carefree and free spirted with
their friends each photo is taken in different locations in Argentina. Photographer Theo
Wenner has made it look like in the pictures that some photo’s are photographed in
modern times and old historical places which you do not see in other ad campaigns.
The hair and make of girls look natural like they haven’t put any makeup on or straight
their hair which is also shown in pictures. This ad campaign is saying that woman can
feel glamorous and comfortable still be in trend by sticking with their spring summer
collection and spring colours. Chloe's campaign is trying to make consumers think about
going on holiday where the sun is out. Cinematography has captured a sense of universal
enhance and joy is infused throughout the story. Chloe (2016) “The mood of his sun-
drenched images is instinctual and spontaneous, as shadows and sun flares accent each
moment. Closely cropped, these moments feel personal, in-the-moment, echoing the
up-beat buzz of city's streets.” The campaign is really good because it has had a lot likes,
views and followers on their social media. Chloe has only used pictures and there is no
writing been used in this campaign.
In this picture the girls look’s like
they are in a high place looking
down. The picture has been taken
in a white background as you can
see behind them is the sky which is
faded and white clouds. The girls
hair is natural curly with natural
skin. They are wearing sunglasses
and loose fit clothes with colours
like white, light blue and green.
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