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The Louis Vuitton lunettes plan:The barbershops and community centres were decked out in branded material, including wall murals, mirror decals, shoe mirrors and floor graphics, to ensure the message was carried back out to the community. The team even came up with locally relevant copy lines – such as that for Toronto’s Regent Park neighbourhood, shown here – that further entrenched Air Force into the communities.Results:Whether the target was montre Louis Vuitton going for a trim at the local barbershop or shooting some hoops at the community centre, the Louis Vuitton montre message was implanted into the neighbourhood.
On the cover of her recently launched single, Japanese pop singer Shoko Nakagawa smiles in a “Hug Me” T-shirt and pink polka-dot bow, her head cocked sweetly to one side. But the sugary CD cover also serves as an ad for Nike — there is a big Court Force sneaker perched in Ms. Nagakawa’s hand.