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esprimere idee e far sì che chiunque al mondo possa esprimere<br />
un commento. Grazie ad internet ed alle apparecchiature<br />
elettroniche non c’è più limite geografico alla pubblicità di<br />
un marchio o prodotto, sia che questa avvenga attraverso<br />
un iPhone, Facebook, la trasmissione in diretta, o un blog di<br />
moda; questo canale è divenuto il modo più veloce ed efficace<br />
per comunicare con la clientela specialmente in un settore così<br />
globale ed in costante movimento come quello della moda e<br />
del lusso.<br />
During New York Fashion Week this February, we saw many more brands stream<br />
their shows live on the internet. This is an innovative way which allows everyone to<br />
view the latest trends and collections instantly. Michael Kors alone, who has been<br />
streaming his shows for the past two years, saw a 111% increase in page views<br />
from his spring 2009 live stream to his fall 2009 one, and another 81% rise in page<br />
views from his fall 2009 to his spring 2010 show. Alexander Wang took the idea<br />
<strong>of</strong> live streaming yet another step further, by broadcasting his <strong>fashion</strong> show on a<br />
billboard in Times Square. He achieved his goal, which was for everyone to be able<br />
to access, view and experience his collection.<br />
“Bloggers are increasingly important to us and we invite a select group <strong>of</strong> 35 to<br />
40 to the show,” said Eric Delph, Vice President <strong>of</strong> Public Relations and Marketing<br />
for Nicole Miller about the growing group <strong>of</strong> young people who desire to express<br />
their thoughts and share them with the <strong>fashion</strong> world on the web. 12-year-old<br />
Tavi Gevinson and Bryanboy have become important trademarks in the <strong>fashion</strong><br />
industry and every brand wants them in a front row seat at their shows; they give<br />
brands what they most want on the web: exposure. They post their thoughts <strong>of</strong><br />
the shows and <strong>of</strong> the collections on the web and as a result, receive comments and<br />
feedback; a very important tool for brands. Unlike the traditional glossy, <strong>fashion</strong><br />
blogs provide consumers and <strong>fashion</strong> frenzies with instant access to everything<br />
they want to know about the <strong>fashion</strong> industry. The idea <strong>of</strong> <strong>fashion</strong> bloggers has<br />
become so important to Marc Jacobs that he named a bag from his 2008 collection<br />
“BB,” after <strong>fashion</strong> blogger Bryanboy.<br />
Social media channels are becoming the way to communicate, express ideas and<br />
have everyone around the world comment on such. With the internet and mobile<br />
devices, there is no longer a limit on how far you can advertise your brand or<br />
product, be it through an iPhone application, through Facebook, through live<br />
streaming or through a <strong>fashion</strong> blog; it is the fastest and most effective way to<br />
communicate with consumers especially in global and evolving industries such as<br />
<strong>fashion</strong> and <strong>luxury</strong>.<br />
INQ Social Mobile<br />
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