Nicole Tribble has over 20 years of experience in visual merchandising. She has worked for brands like Estee Lauder, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Godiva, and has experience with styling, merchandising, designing, and event planning. Her portfolio includes work she has done for brands like Giorgio Armani, Cartier, and Origins using programs like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. She hopes to continue working in visual merchandising and discovering new aspects of the ever-changing industry.
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It was not so very long ago that minimalism in design was a fringe movement.
In fact, the term – which originated in 1965 – was used derisively by the British Philosopher Richard Wollheim when he critiqued a group of artists for their ‘minimal art content’. That changed and in recent years minimalism in design has taken over not just in the artistic communities, but everywhere else as well. Millennials use it to design their homes and web page designers use it to create their pages. Some even go so far as to say that minimalism has evolved from a form of rebellion against the cluttered and gaudy styles of yesteryear. Rather than a critique, it became a symbol for the everyday consumer; a luxury product. As professor and critic Raskin says, ‘The richer you are, the less you have.’ The minimalist artist’s penchant for raw materials and almost brutal simplicity soon crept into the design and architecture world and quickly became more about conformity than revolution.
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The former VP Marketing for Smirnoff, Jose Cuervo, Black Velvet, Famous Grouse, Highland Park, and many other brands -- now a member of the craft distilling industry -- gives advice on effectively competing as a small craft distiller in a world of giant, global, mega-brands.
It's about branding and building strong brand. You will get to know what is an brand identity, brand image and what is the relation between them.
There is also a word about marketing communication, what brands are often doing poorly.
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It was not so very long ago that minimalism in design was a fringe movement.
In fact, the term – which originated in 1965 – was used derisively by the British Philosopher Richard Wollheim when he critiqued a group of artists for their ‘minimal art content’. That changed and in recent years minimalism in design has taken over not just in the artistic communities, but everywhere else as well. Millennials use it to design their homes and web page designers use it to create their pages. Some even go so far as to say that minimalism has evolved from a form of rebellion against the cluttered and gaudy styles of yesteryear. Rather than a critique, it became a symbol for the everyday consumer; a luxury product. As professor and critic Raskin says, ‘The richer you are, the less you have.’ The minimalist artist’s penchant for raw materials and almost brutal simplicity soon crept into the design and architecture world and quickly became more about conformity than revolution.
Running With The Big Boys / ADI 2015 / Louisville, KYMartin Pazzani
The former VP Marketing for Smirnoff, Jose Cuervo, Black Velvet, Famous Grouse, Highland Park, and many other brands -- now a member of the craft distilling industry -- gives advice on effectively competing as a small craft distiller in a world of giant, global, mega-brands.
It's about branding and building strong brand. You will get to know what is an brand identity, brand image and what is the relation between them.
There is also a word about marketing communication, what brands are often doing poorly.
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A step-by-step guide to creating cutting edge television commercials, exploring everything from how television communicates to how to sell concepts. Individual chapters address hot issues in advertising development, and global advertising leaders contribute their secrets to success
This presentation takes a closer look at what ad agencies consider “good” advertising, how they interpret “concept,” and why the web designer's notion of “proof of concept” is completely nonsensical in the world of advertising. I examine some successful campaigns and some award-winning campaigns -- these are not necessarily the same thing -- and explain why these are admired by so-called “creatives” at ad agencies. I also explore why advertising creatives despise web types in general and usability folks in particular. You’ll discover why stuff that “works” on screen doesn’t work in print ads -- and vice versa. And I dispel some of the popular myths about advertising, such as “all advertising is good advertising.”
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About
My name is Nicole Tribble. I am creative and driven.
I started working in visual merchandising in 2000.
Over the years I have worked for Estee Lauder, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Godiva Chocalatier.
I have also had the opportunity to work with companies like Cartier, Sunglass Hut, Lacoste,
Bloomingdales, and Giorgio Armani.
My career in visual merchandising has included styling, merchandising, designing and event
planning. The design work featured in this portfolio was created in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop,
Indesign, and Sketch Up.
I have had the opportunity to do something I love for a living. I worked
on many different events with Iots of amazing people. Just when I think I’ve seen it all, I discover
something new about this industry. Its ever-changing and that keeps me on my toes, always
motivated. I hope to keep doing it for a long time.
Nicole Michelle Tribble
nicole.tribble@gmail.com
516.864.3916
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nicole.tribble@gmail.com
516.864.3916nmt
Giorgio Armani Window at Bloomingdales
Project Management, Installation, Styling.
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nicole.tribble@gmail.com
516.864.3916nmt
Wall Amplifications
*Note:
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Be sure shelf talkers correctly identify the corresponding product. Make sure to stagger your shelving while maintaining symmetry and balance to create a sense
of visual interest. Displays on top shelves should be simple calling back to the product on shelves underneath. DO NOT buy props! Use what you have in store.
Use new white metal sign holders when you receive them in place of acrylic sign holders.
Display or
Backstock V-Day
Gold/ VDay Display
Display or
Backstock V-Day
OPEN
BOX
OPEN
BOX
OPEN
BOX
What will you need?
Seasonal POP
Seasonal Shelf Liner
with Lip (placed on
middle top shelf)
Institutional POP
Brown shelf talkers with
white lettering.
Merchandising Tools
3 Open Box
Glorifier
2 Bowls
Top Shelf:
Display or back stock
Third Shelf:
19 pc. V-Day
Second Shelf:
8 pc. V-Day, 19 pc. V-Day
First Shelf:
8 pc. V-Day, 19 pc. V-Day (open/stock)
Bottom Shelf:
36 pc. Gold, 8 pc. Gold (open/stock) 19
pc. Gold
Top Shelf:
Display with shelf liner with lip (rose petal
pattern)
Third Shelf:
19 pc. V-Day, Lg Fabric Heart, 19 pc. V-Day
Second Shelf:
19 pc. V-Day, Lg Fabric Heart, 19 pc. V-Day
First Shelf:
Med. Fabric Heart, Lg Fabric Heart, Med
Fabric Heart
Bottom Shelf:
Sm. Fabric Heart, Med Fabric Heart, Sm
Fabric Heart
Top Shelf:
Display or back stock
Third Shelf:
70 pc. & 105 pc. V-Day
Second Shelf:
36 pc. V-Day
First Shelf:
36 pc. V-Day (open/stock)
Bottom Shelf:
Bowl of Favors
19 pc. V-Day or Ultimate Expression (if you
still have in stock)
Bowl of Favors
Gold/ V Day Wave Wall