B&BW Premier Ads Break As Part Of New Marketing Initiative
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Bath & Body Works introduced its first print advertising campaign this fall as part of an initiative to revamp the beauty retailer's marketing strategy, CEO Neil Fiske said during Limited Brands' Annual Investor Update Meeting in Columbus, Ohio Oct. 19-20
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Marketing In Brief
Dior signs Stone: Actress Sharon Stone signed as the first celebrity face of brand's Capture skin care line, Parfums Christian Dior announces. She will appear in a global print ad campaign beginning in spring 2006, as well as in a TV commercial in Asia, LVMH division notes. Stone, who has never represented a beauty brand, was chosen by Dior "because of her worldwide appeal as a beautiful and desirable woman in her 40's, who is clever and independent," company adds. The Golden Globe and Emmy Award winner and Academy Award nominee will appear in "Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction" next year...
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