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    • Burberry shoves Luxury Brand Envelop with Interactive Fashion Show Ad

    Burberry is introducing an interactive campaign for its Autumn-Winter 2010 collection, in which consumers of the luxury retailer are able to click, drag and control their views of the ad.

    The products, the models, the collection itself are all motion-responsive with users able to manage the cast and products in each shot. The video can be revolved, paused and dragged by 180 degrees.

    The campaign is launching in July on Burberry.com; there will be a social media part on Twitter and Facebook as well. All collectively, 14 images and six interactive videos of its Burberry Prorsum, Burberry London, Burberry Brit and Burberry Accessories collections will be featured.

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    REVOLVEclothing Offers Up Exclusive ‘Toy Story 3′ Tees from Today’s most modern Designers

    Disney Consumer Products (DCP) revealed limited edition Toy Story 3 designer t-shirts just by fashion provocateurs Henry Holland, Victor Glemaud, Jonathan Saunders, Costello Tagliapietra, and Cassette Playa at a private celeb-studded fashion unveiling at REVOLVEclothing boutique in West Hollywood.

    Each designer was enthused by a Disney?Pixar Toy Story 3 character and chose Rex, Hamm, Woody, Jessie and Buzz Lightyear as their design muses. On the same day as Disney?Pixar’s Toy Story 3 film releases in U.S. theaters (June 18, 2010), these edgy couture tees enthused by the franchise are now available exclusively at the popular online retailer REVOLVEclothing.com and at the REVOLVEclothing boutique for SRP $70-$108.

    Celebrities in crowd for the unveiling included Cheryl Burke, Agyness Deyn, Krysten Ritter, Jennifer Taylor, among others.

    It’s collaborating with trend-forward fashion designers like these that facilitate Disney to reside on the cusp of the newest trends and remain its lifestyle collections fresh, cutting edge and vibrant for consumers and fans of all ages.

    Since 2002, Disney has collaborated with fashionable designers from Dolce & Gabbana to Jean Charles de Castelbajac and Stella McCartney to build classic characters like Snow White, Mickey Mouse, Alice In Wonderland and others forever fashionable.

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    A Winter Break Is currently the Longest Season in Fashion

    A RESORT collection used to be the equivalent of gazing at pictures of Bali when you lived in Kansas and the truck was broke. The clothes were for people who really went somewhere, who made plans that included special wardrobes.

    But now, like so many other things once celebrated in a Slim Aarons photograph, resort has become an enormous commercial entity. Some two dozen designers offered collections over the last few weeks. These included well-known names like Oscar de la Renta and Givenchy but also new entrants like Sonja Rubin and Kip Chapelle, who showed modest silk dresses in sunset-colored mosaic patterns at their store in the meatpacking district, which gets international customers from the nearby Standard Hotel.

    The number of resort collections — beefed up by European houses in New York to present premature spring clothes — is just an acknowledgment of the obvious: the customer desires to shop wherever she is.

    With the seasons virtually collapsed into one nonstop season, consumers may not be able to notify a “preseason” Lanvin reversible shift — a classic twofer with frills hidden inside — from a resort Calvin Klein dress in velvet. And she has tiny reason to care regarding the difference because in reality she is getting the same thing: wearable clothing.

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