"Havaianas se toma en serio el verano brasileño 2009/2010 y lo demuestra con una impactante acción creada por Almap BBDO" dicen en el sitio de LatinSpots. Y por lo que pude ver en el making of de us página web, parece bien cierto. La campaña está presente por toda la costa y varias ciudades importantes de Brasil. Y como no podía ser de otra manera es muy colorida y original. ¡Parece que las esculturas se están poniendo de moda!
26 de enero de 2010
Making of de la campaña de Havaianas Brasil
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25 de enero de 2010
Arte con ropa de segunda mano
Derick Melander crea esculturas con ropa de segunda mano cuidadosamente doblada. Parece increíble la cantidad de ropa desperdiciada que se puede acumular, y a la que este artista logró darle otra utilidad, tras haber sido donada.


Para saber más ver la nota Derick Melander’s Massive Second-Hand Clothing Sculptures
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21 de enero de 2010
Desfile de Missoni por las calles de Milán
El 15 de enero tuvo lugar el desfile masculino de Missoni en Milán e hicieron algo que me pareció espectacular: el desfile fue en las propias calles de la ciudad. Pasando por la Galería Vittorio Emanuelle II, Il Duomo, Via Monte Napoleone hasta llegar a la propia tienda donde esperaban los invitados.
Esa ciudad que transpira moda sin duda se vio sorprendida por estos modelos masculinos y los diseños tan representativos de la casa. Me hubiera encantado estar de visita y toparme con ellos.
Esa ciudad que transpira moda sin duda se vio sorprendida por estos modelos masculinos y los diseños tan representativos de la casa. Me hubiera encantado estar de visita y toparme con ellos.






Fuente | Fashion Bubbles
Fotos | PRCOM
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19 de enero de 2010
Pop-up Gap store focuses on fitness (by springwise)
"Timing is everything, as a wise Greek poet once said, and in few areas is that more true than pop-up retail. Case in point: Recognizing that many consumers are particularly focused on fitness at the start of a new year, Gap has transformed its rotating New York City concept store into a workout haven for a month.
Through a partnership with fitness chain Crunch, Gap's temporary Fitness Lab at 680 5th Ave. now features workout attire from its new GapBody Sport collection along with demonstrations by Crunch personal trainers, discounts and opportunities to win free stuff. Shoppers at the store, which will remain open through Feb. 7, can win free Crunch guest passes, for example; in addition, each day one lucky winner is chosen to receive a free, year-long, all-access Crunch membership. Existing Crunch members, meanwhile, can enter to win a USD 500 Gap gift card, Racked reported.
Far from fading away, the longstanding pop-up retail concept seems to just be getting stronger—both for major brands and for minipreneurs—and timely tie-ins stand to make its impact even greater. An example worth emulating for pop-ups the world over! (Related: Appealing to gravanity of smokers who plan to quit — A public incentive to stick to one's goals — Fitness class by Reebok and Cirque du Soleil.)
Website: www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=250293389784
Contact: www.gapinc.com/public/About/abt_contact.shtml"
credit | http://www.springwise.com/retail/gapfitnesslab/
Through a partnership with fitness chain Crunch, Gap's temporary Fitness Lab at 680 5th Ave. now features workout attire from its new GapBody Sport collection along with demonstrations by Crunch personal trainers, discounts and opportunities to win free stuff. Shoppers at the store, which will remain open through Feb. 7, can win free Crunch guest passes, for example; in addition, each day one lucky winner is chosen to receive a free, year-long, all-access Crunch membership. Existing Crunch members, meanwhile, can enter to win a USD 500 Gap gift card, Racked reported.
Far from fading away, the longstanding pop-up retail concept seems to just be getting stronger—both for major brands and for minipreneurs—and timely tie-ins stand to make its impact even greater. An example worth emulating for pop-ups the world over! (Related: Appealing to gravanity of smokers who plan to quit — A public incentive to stick to one's goals — Fitness class by Reebok and Cirque du Soleil.)
Website: www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=250293389784
Contact: www.gapinc.com/public/About/abt_contact.shtml"
credit | http://www.springwise.com/retail/gapfitnesslab/
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