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Fashion is narrative, in nature. It is not just a fabric and a shape, it is a tale a brand makes. PR is the communication agent that spreads that story to the world. The luxury fashion brands of Paris and the emerging brands of India designer brands find their way through smart media approach that determines the understanding of creativity, identity and aspiration of the audience.
Paris: Where the Luxury Stories begin.
Paris is the fashion capital of the world since centuries. It is the home of the haute couture and the epicentre of fashion all over the world. Dior, Chanel and Louis Vuitton have established the tone through their handiwork and communication schemes. Dior is redefining itself to a new generation under Jonathan Anderson. He is recognized as being an experimentalist who was not afraid to experiment on Loewe, and his shift to Dior is an indication of a new era. He blends contemporary art with the classic French sophistication. His lines praise personalism and non-conformance to gender, preserving the foundation of sophistication of Dior.
Promotion using Social Media.
Social media is still considered to be one of the best means of podcast promotion. The attraction of attention and stimulating engagement can be achieved with the help of short video reels, the main audio excerpts or quote cards based on the episode. The posts made on regular basis, interaction with commentaries and updates on next guest or theme keep the audience engaged.
In the case of brands, the combination of podcast promotion and a continuous campaign online will provide consistency of messages. Guest speakers and collaborators are also encouraged to broadcast episodes through PR teams into their own network, further reaching organically.
Anderson is also indicative of the change in the fashion industry that has been slow in bringing women into the upper ranks of creative jobs. This debate on leadership and inclusivity is still in progress and is still changing the ways in which luxury brands narrate their stories.
The Power of Red Lipstick: A PR and Empowerment Icon.
It cannot be said that the fashion communication discussion is complete without bringing cultural icons such as red lipstick. There is a lot of social connotation in this mere cosmetic. It was initially used in the early 1900s as a rebellion symbol in the suffragette movement and later on developed into a symbol of independence and confidence in oneself. Women wore it as a sign of power during wartime and nowadays, it is a symbol of empowerment and self-expression.
It is an effective form of symbolism as it has been used in the campaigns of such luxury brands as Chanel and Dior, which strengthen the images of the supporters of daring femininity. Every shade of red narrates the story, the PR emphasizes it by visual images, celebrity promotion, and narrative of social media.
Fashion PR in the Indian complex.
The Indian fashion PR is developing at a high pace. The luxury market is projected to reach up to 90 billion dollars by 2030 and Indian retail fashion companies and designer houses are reconsidering their presence in the world. Indian PR is no longer about covering fashion week or having print advertisements but about identity with the help of media partners, influencers, and storytelling.
Global fashion of Paris, Milan, and London has blended effectively with the Indian culture. It may be Sabyasachi teaming up with H&M or Dior holding their recent pre-fall show in Mumbai, India is now an essential component of the world fashion conversation. The modern luxury is being coupled with craftsmanship, sustainability, and heritage with emphasis, and it is now seen by the PR agencies as a mix that can be appreciated by both the locals and the international visitors.
Conclusion
Fashion PR nowadays is at the intersection of art, culture, and business. The same aim is to tell an inspiring story from Paris ateliers to Mumbai couture houses. As global fashion stories are being reinvented by trendsetters such as Jonathan Anderson and movements such as the red lipstick revolution that symbolize power are being fostered, PR makes sure that creativity is not lost to communication. This assists designer brands and retail brands in following as well as influencing trends.
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