Red Door drafted in for Daylong hosiery campaign
20 Feb 2013 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
Daylong, the compression hosiery retailer, has brought in Red Door Communications to drive consumer awareness through a nine-month campaign.
G-Star has launched a global ad campaign that will run online and in cinemas. The 60-second film was devised by Glassworks Amsterdam and G-Star s in-house creative team. It features a dramatic CGI journey through the denim-making process. The film will run online with a 30-second version airing in cinemas...
Daylong, the compression hosiery retailer, has brought in Red Door Communications to drive consumer awareness through a nine-month campaign.
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