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Gemfields explores otherworldliness of rubies in latest film

Mila Kunis for Gemfields rubies Colored-gemstone miner Gemfields is increasing the visibility of its Mozambican rubies through a short film. Starring brand ambassador Mila Kunis, the film explores the “mystery and allure of rubies, one of the most precious and revered gemstones in the world.” The two and a half minute video was directed by art photographer Jeff Burton, who captures Gemfields’ rubies as the brand heads in a new

Top 10 luxury brand multichannel marketers of Q2

Dior Secret Garden campaign image featuring Rihanna Experts agree that multichannel campaigns are the future of luxury marketing, and many brands are eagerly embracing this strategy with new efforts that combine digital, mobile and in-store components. Multichannel experiences allow consumers to connect with a brand in a variety of different ways according to whatever is most appealing to them in a particular moment. Brands that successfully incorporate multichannel campaigns have

LVMH’s print acquisitions to benefit brand ad spend, publishing sector

LVMH promotional image for its many businesses As the marketing sphere has changed due to the rise of digital, print still commands the attention of affluent consumers and the advertising spend of luxury brands. Within its portfolio of companies, luxury conglomerate Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton owns a number of print publications that are not branded content produced for brand exposure and communication purposes. By owning general newspapers, LVMH has the ability

Ubisoft's PS4 catalogue outselling Xbox One twice over

Games publisher Ubisoft has released its first quarter sales figures for this year and they make rather sombre reading for Microsoft with Playstation 4 titles outselling their Xbox One equivalents by more than two-to-one. Though it is just taking into account Ubisoft’s own sales it’s still a pretty raw reflection of the overall market share dominance Sony’s console has over the relatively poor-selling Xbox One. Microsoft’s flagship console is going