PSA: Digital Marketing Isn’t the Same as Sales

One of the greatest frustrations we often hear from fashion brand owners is that their ads are not providing the ROI they would like to see. Many new brand owners assume that pumping money steadily into a generic marketing funnel through a platform like Meta will instantly provide a significant ROI before the brand has made even one sale organically.

While the dynamics of digital marketing and sales are intertwined, the terms are not interchangeable. Despite their interdependence, it’s crucial to recognize the nuances that differentiate digital marketing and sales. When these two essential components of business growth work together in a comprehensive strategy that accounts for the unique objectives and goals of each, fashion brands can flourish into successful businesses.

Digital Marketing is integral to brand growth and success, but at its core, is an amplification system and not a sales generator. By using the data that is already in your system (for example, customer data in Shopify from your existing customer base) an effective campaign will find more potential customers who resemble your existing customer base. While an optimized digital marketing strategy can lead a brand to grow from $1,000 per month in revenue to $150,000 in revenue per month in a relatively short time (we’ve not only seen it, but we’ve done this for multiple fashion brands), there must be data available to use as a starting point for that scaling to begin.

While Digital Marketing is about amplifying what’s already working, the focal point of a sales strategy revolves around converting prospects into paying customers. Through strategic engagement and persuasive techniques, the sales team’s aim should be to generate tangible revenue. Sales is a more tactical approach tailored to the final stages of the consumer journey, emphasizing transactional outcomes.

While digital marketing undoubtedly plays a pivotal role in amplifying brand visibility and driving consumer engagement, it’s essential to acknowledge its limitations as a standalone sales creator. Simply put, the goal of sales strategy is to convert prospects into customers and the goal of a digital marketing strategy should be to reach new potential consumers that can be converted into customers.

So, if digital marketing increases sales and makes selling easier, how does a new fashion brand make sales to begin with? For a fashion brand to make sales, it’s crucial to implement a comprehensive strategy that includes organic, earned, and paid tactics, such as public relations, paid media placements, affiliate marketing, product placement, community engagement, social media marketing, and live events.

By aligning the complementary roles of digital marketing efforts with sales objectives in a comprehensive brand strategy, fashion brands can not only drive revenue and foster sustainable growth but also cultivate meaningful connections with consumers, amplify brand resonance, and propel themselves towards enduring success in the increasingly competitive fashion industry.

There’s no one “thing” that a new brand can do to magically reach profitability. When the complementary roles of digital marketing and sales are integrated into a comprehensive brand strategy that includes paid and organic tactics, their collective powers can drive revenue and foster sustainable growth for fashion brands of every size.

InStyle Editor-In-Chief, Sally Holmes, Includes 2 Justhuman Products in her SXSW “Spring Picks” Lineup

_{Sally Holmes, Editor-in-Chief of InStyle Magazine, at Assembly and Dotdash Meredith’s SXSW 2024 event, Metamorphosis, where she selected two Justhuman products to be included as part of her “Spring Picks”.}

We’re excited to share that Justhuman, the revolutionary new wellness brand changing the concept of clean beauty, was featured at Assembly and Dotdash Meredith’s SXSW 2024 event, Metamorphosis.

Over 275 attendees joined Assembly and Dotdash Meredith at the Soho House in Austin, Texas to learn about shifting consumer behaviors, brand advocacy, and the rise of female financial influencers. As part of the event, attendees were gifted carefully curated gift bags featuring Sally Holmes, current Editor-in-Chief of InStyle Magazine and former Editor-in-Chief of Marie Claire Magazine, top picks for Spring 2024, including Justhuman‘s Hair Restore Shampoo and Revitalizing Body Wash.

Justhuman‘s full product line is available for purchase at justhuman.shop.

Imagery by Duncan Smith, Assembly.

CASE STUDY: Public Relations & Influencer Marketing for Luxury Candle Company

THE BRAND

A luxury candle company crafting hand-poured, natural soy candles in the USA, each of which features rich smells that will uplift your mood, has consistent sales but wants to increase brands awareness to further scale their business.

SERVICES PROVIDED

Influencer Marketing
Public Relations
Affiliate Marketing
Celebrity Seeding
Product Placement

CHALLENGES

The brand wanted to see immediate results, but had a limited budget to invest in influencer and affiliate marketing and limited distribution (product was only available in the United States), meaning that resources were limited to very few paid collaborations and primarily prioritized gifting and commission-based campaigns and there was no digital marketing campaign to support the overall PR objectives.

STRATEGIES

Partner with both macro- and micro-influencers to balance the campaign and optimize reach. To optimize the budget, we focused on one major influencer placement per month and multiple micro-influencer placements.
To increase sales, we focused on a creatives-based affiliate marketing strategy that would drive traffic and sales to the site to increase both brand awareness and sales.
Focus on storytelling using the founder’s story and the quality of product as key differentiators, pared with affiliate links to optimize media placements.

RESULTS IN THE FIRST SIX MONTHS

Product seeded to more than 140 influencers & celebrities
80+ tagged in-feed tagged posts (reach: 5.3 million)
100+ Influencers & celebrities tagged UG stories (reach: 14.2 million)
25 Press Placements spread across major, regional, and online publications including Allure, BuzzFeed, The Zoe Report, WWD, Apartment Therapy, & Reader’s Digest.

Pressley Hosbach Wears RaeVynn on December / January 2024 Cover of Girls’ Life Magazine!

We’re excited to share that RaeVynn is featured on the December / January 2024 Cover of Girls’ Life Magazine. In the cover shot, actress, musician, dancer, content creator and entrepreneur, Pressley Hosbach wears the Kendra Dress in Powder Pink by RaeVynn.

The cover shoot was photographed by Mike Azria and styled by Lo VonRumpf.

RaeVynn size inclusive, UK-based brand built upon an ethos of creating beautiful, bold and timeless occasion pieces to make you feel and look as good as ever.

RaeVynn is available for purchase internationally through their website.

Check out the new issue of Girls’ Life starring Pressley Hosbach!

The December / January 2024 Issue of Girls’ Life Magazine will be available on newsstands November 21!

CASE STUDY: Public Relations, Digital Marketing & Affiliate Marketing for Women’s Ready-to-Wear Brand

THE BRAND

A size inclusive, contemporary British women’s fashion brand epitomized by beautiful embroidery and hand-drawn prints wishing to expand their digital marketing efforts in North America and implement a public relations strategy.

SERVICES PROVIDED

Digital Marketing
Public Relations
Influencer / Affiliate Marketing

CHALLENGES

No brand recognition in North American market or experience with building out strategic PR campaigns.
Minimal previous sales in North American market, leading to limited data to pull from to build strategic campaigns.
High return rate hurting brand’s profitability in established market.
No existing affiliate marketing strategy or integration.

STRATEGIES

Public Relations:

Introduce brand to consumers and the fashion media while building both brand recognition and brand credibility among key tastemakers.
Collaborate with select celebrities and influencers through gifting and showroom pulls to push street style moments and create content to be used for short-lead placements to further build brand awareness and brand credibility by highlighting the key tastemakers already wearing the brand’s high quality pieces.

Digital Marketing:

Ad testing through our proprietary one-campaign system, wherein one campaign is used per business objective with no more than two ad sets in each campaign with the goal of sales conversions.
Creative testing through a scientific method that combines multiple headlines, copy, and creatives to find the best ads to find the best combination in order to minimize CPA and optimize ROI.

Affiliate Marketing:

Implement ShareASale to incentivize media coverage of the brand and allow influencers to monetize collaborations in a way that is cost-effective for the brand as they build their revenue streams in a new market.
Increase traffic and brand awareness to the site organically through collaboration with select traffic and shopping sites to draw additional potential customers to the brand’s website.

SECURED PRESS PLACEMENTS [in first 5 months of services]

Daily Mail
PureWow
Brides Magazine
Marie Claire
Hello!
Good Morning America
FACE Magazine
Parade
Bloggingtales
Closer Magazine
RetailBoss
Glamour
Good Housekeeping

All secured placements for the brand were organic and included listicles, features, and editorial shoot inclusions. The value of these placements, based on current “pay to play” rates, equated to more than $24,000 in earned media placements in less than six months time.

DIGITAL MARKETING RESULTS

Revenue	Ad Spend	ROAS
$8,416.89 *	N / A	N / A
$43,773.70	$6,910.08	6.33
$32,734.95	$11,236.48	2.91
$48,198.33	$10,815.43	4.46
$76,840.73	$13,702.63	5.61
$103,734.98	$16,420.65	6.32

* Denotes Revenue month prior to Pink Sheep Publicity beginning services

Throughout the first five months of managing digital marketing campaigns for the brand in the North American market, we were able to achieve an average ROAS of 6.1 for the brand and thanks to the quality of the ads campaigns, achieve a consistent return rate of 2.13% [the percentage of sold product that was returned to the brand after purchase]. This calculates to an overall True ROAS of 4.74 [True ROAS takes returns into account, showing a more accurate representation of revenue kept by the brand from their digital marketing campaigns], meaning the ads campaigns for the brand were profitable and scalable in less than six months.

AFFILIATE MARKETING RESULTS

RESULTS SUMMARY

In less than six months, we were able to achieve the following results for our client:

Achieve profitability for the brand in the North American market through a dynamic digital marketing strategy that prioritized reaching a low, consistent CPA and finding high quality purchasers with a low return rate.
Increase brand awareness globally for the brand by securing consistent placements in high quality, top tier publications.
Create an additional revenue stream that generated additional traffic and sales through optimization of an affiliate marketing strategy.

The Art of Fusion: Crafting a Comprehensive Fashion Brand Strategy

It takes more than just a great design to stand out in the uber-competitive, highly saturated fashion industry. The secret of the most successful brands lies in the orchestration of crafting and implementing a comprehensive strategy where public relations, digital marketing, social media marketing, email marketing, influencer marketing, and affiliate marketing converge. Creating a cohesive, competitive strategy that meets and exceeds a brand’s goals and tells a compelling story that resonates with the target audience and differentiates them from the competition is a necessity.

The Power of Cohesion

In a world where consumers are bombarded with a myriad of messages, having a unified strategy is your brand’s secret weapon. A cohesive approach ensures that every touchpoint resonates with your brand’s essence, reinforcing its identity in the minds of your audience. When your public relations efforts align with your social media presence, which is further echoed through email and influencer marketing, you craft a narrative that is consistent, compelling, and unforgettable.

Amplified Reach and Impact

Imagine the impact of a message that echoes across platforms. Public relations placements that are shared on social media, backed by influencer endorsements, and followed up with targeted email campaigns create a ripple effect that reaches far and wide. This multi-channel approach amplifies your brand’s voice, ensuring that it reverberates in the hearts of both loyal customers and potential converts.

Connecting with the Audience

The heart of any strategy is the audience. With social media marketing, you engage in real-time conversations, understanding their preferences and desires. When your email marketing speaks directly to their needs and aspirations, and your influencer collaborations resonate with their values, you’re not just selling products – you’re building relationships.

Influencing Perception

Perception is reality, and in the fashion world, how your brand is perceived shapes its success. A cohesive strategy allows you to control the narrative. When your public relations efforts secure placements in esteemed publications, your influencer collaborations reflect authenticity, and your social media portrays a lifestyle that resonates – you’re shaping how the world sees your brand.

Leveraging the Power of Influencers

Influencers are the modern-day ambassadors of fashion. Their endorsement has the potential to sway opinions and inspire purchases. When your influencer marketing strategy aligns with your brand’s message and values, it adds authenticity to your efforts. And when this authenticity is further supported by strategic PR placements and integrated into your overall digital marketing approach, you create a powerhouse of influence.

Driving Conversions through Affiliate Marketing

Affiliate marketing is the bridge that transforms interest into action. When this strategy syncs with your email campaigns, social media promotions, and influencer collaborations, you’re not just guiding your audience – you’re inspiring them to take the final step. The synergy of strategies ensures that the journey from consideration to conversion is a seamless one.

Optimal Resource Allocation

A comprehensive strategy isn’t just about doing more – it’s about doing smarter. When your public relations efforts are aligned with your influencer marketing, and your email marketing complements your social media calendar, you’re maximizing the impact of your resources. Every effort supports the other, creating a holistic approach that optimizes results.

Staying Ahead of Trends

Fashion is about staying one step ahead. A strategy that integrates different facets of the industry ensures that you’re not just following trends – you’re setting them. By closely monitoring the impact of each strategy and adapting to changing consumer behaviors, you position your brand as an industry innovator.

Measurable Success

A comprehensive strategy isn’t just about creativity; it’s also about results. The beauty of aligning public relations, digital marketing, social media marketing, email marketing, influencer marketing, and affiliate marketing is the ability to measure their impact collectively. You can track engagement, conversions, and brand sentiment across channels, providing insights that guide your future strategies.

Crafting a Lasting Legacy

In a world where trends come and go, a comprehensive strategy is what ensures your brand’s legacy. When your efforts align, you’re not just creating short-term successes – you’re building a brand that’s grounded in authenticity and resonates with generations. You’re crafting a narrative that’s timeless and leaves an indelible mark on the fashion landscape.

In the symphony of fashion, every note matters. By orchestrating a strategy that fuses public relations, digital marketing, social media marketing, email marketing, influencer marketing, and affiliate marketing, you’re creating a crescendo that’s impossible to ignore. Embracing the art of fusion and crafting a comprehensive strategy that elevates your fashion brand to a realm of unparalleled success is the way to build your brand consistently over time.

The Runway Less Taken: Why Not Every Fashion Brand Needs to Show at Fashion Week

In the glitzy world of fashion, where designers and brands strive to outshine each other on the grandest stages, there’s a question that’s been stirring beneath the runway lights: Does every fashion brand need to show at Fashion Week? While the allure of New York Fashion Week is undeniable (and attending and showing are undoubtedly bucket list items for every designer and fashion industry follower alike), it’s time to unravel the myth that this prestigious event is a one-size-fits-all showcase for every brand. In this blog post, we delve into the reasons why not every fashion brand needs to walk the Fashion Week runway.

The Allure of Fashion Weeks

Fashion Week, whether in New York, Paris, Milan, London, or other fashion capitals, is synonymous with glamour, innovation, and global exposure. It’s the moment when designers and brands unveil their latest collections to an audience that includes industry insiders, celebrities, influencers, and fashion enthusiasts from around the world. The runway shows are not just displays of clothing; they’re artistic expressions of a brand’s creativity and vision.

For many emerging designers and established fashion houses, Fashion Week is the pinnacle of their careers. It’s an opportunity to make a statement, secure media coverage, attract buyers, and solidify their positions in the industry. There’s no doubt that participation in Fashion Week can be a game-changer for brands looking to elevate their profiles.

The Reality of Fashion Weeks

While the allure of Fashion Week is undeniable, it’s essential to recognize that the runway isn’t for everyone, and not every brand’s journey should lead to this stage. Here’s why:

Cost and Investment: Participating in Fashion Week is a significant financial commitment. From designing the collection to producing samples, securing models, booking venues, and marketing the event, the costs can be astronomical. For emerging brands with limited budgets, this can be a daunting barrier.

Market Fit: Fashion Week caters to a specific audience – fashion industry professionals, journalists, and trendsetters. If your target market doesn’t align with this demographic, the investment may not yield the desired returns. Some brands thrive by focusing on niche markets, where Fashion Week exposure might not be as relevant.

Timing and Readiness: The fashion calendar is relentless, with multiple seasons and collections to consider. Brands must ensure they’re ready to showcase a collection that’s both creative and commercially viable. Rushing into Fashion Week without a well-prepared collection can backfire.

Alternative Platforms: In the digital age, there are alternative platforms to showcase your brand’s collections. Social media, online fashion magazines, and virtual fashion shows provide opportunities for brands to reach global audiences without the constraints and costs of traditional runway shows, which can be a great alternative for brands with smaller budgets or more niche target audiences.

Maintaining Brand Authenticity: Fashion Week can sometimes push brands to conform to trends or expectations that may not align with their authentic vision. Brands should prioritize staying true to their identity and values, even if it means deviating from the Fashion Week schedule.

While Fashion Week remains a coveted platform for many fashion brands and can be an incredible opportunity for the right brands when well-executed, it’s not the only path to success. Not every brand needs to walk the runway to make a significant impact. By carefully evaluating your brand’s goals, market fit, and resources, you can make an informed decision about whether Fashion Week aligns with your brand’s journey. Whether you choose to participate or opt for alternative strategies, the key is to stay authentic, innovative, and true to your brand’s unique identity. Fashion is diverse, and there’s room for creativity and success beyond the runway lights.

9 Social Media Content Ideas to Keep Your Fashion Brand’s Feed Fresh

Another day, another outline for algorithm changes. In the fast-paced world of fashion, social media has become a powerful tool for brands to connect with their audience, showcase their unique style, and build a thriving online community. To keep your fashion brand’s social media feed fresh and engaging, it’s important to not only embrace creative content ideas that captivate your followers, but also stay informed on how each platform’s algorithm impacts your posts to optimize posts. Before focusing on the algorithm, however, it’s important to have a handle on your content and how to best showcase your brand’s unique selling proposition (USP) online.

In this blog post, we’ll explore nine social media content ideas tailored specifically for fashion brands, that can help you stand out from the crowd and leave a lasting impression.

🔮 Trendspotting: Be the Fashion Forecaster

Keep your followers in the know by sharing trend forecasts and style predictions. Highlight upcoming fashion trends, provide styling tips, or showcase how to incorporate the latest trends using your newest products into everyday outfits. Establishing your brand as a trusted source of fashion inspiration and adding value to your followers will make your page a must-see.

📸 Behind-the-Scenes Sneak Peeks

Take your followers behind the scenes of your brand’s creative process and make them a part of the journey. Share exclusive glimpses of photoshoots, design sketches, or the making of your latest collection. This personalized content creates a sense of exclusivity and builds anticipation among your audience.

💃 Influencer Collaborations: Fashion Meets Influence

Partner with influencers who align with your brand’s aesthetics and values and are already trusted and followed by your target demographic. Collaborating on engaging content such as styled outfits, lookbooks, or Instagram takeovers will help build further consumer trust and increase your brand’s following. By leveraging their reach and influence to expand your brand’s visibility and connect with new audiences, influencer collaborations (when done strategically as part of your overall marketing mix) can help spread the word about your brand.

❓ Fashion Q&A: Expert Advice at Your Fingertips

Host live Q&A sessions or invite your followers to submit fashion-related questions that you can answer in your stories or through reels and videos. Sharing your expertise, providing style advice, and/or addressing common fashion dilemmas is a great way to further build community. This interactive content fosters engagement and positions your brand as a go-to resource for fashion knowledge.

🔑 Fashion Tips and Hacks: Unlocking Style Secrets

Share quick fashion tips, style hacks, or wardrobe essentials. Offering insights on how to mix and match different pieces, create versatile outfits, or elevate a look with accessories can be a fun, straightforward way to show how to incorporate your products into the lives of your current and potential customers. These bite-sized tips resonate with your audience and establish your brand as a trusted style authority that’s happy to provide value to their followers.

📊 Fashion Polls: Let Your Audience Decide

Engage your followers by creating polls. Ask them to vote on outfit choices, color preferences, or upcoming product releases. Not only does this create an interactive experience, but it also provides valuable insights into your audience’s preferences and helps tailor your offerings. Remember, not all of your content needs to be about selling your product. Sometimes, content should be about building community and interacting, so don’t be afraid to make polls a fun, collaborative experience to bond over what’s going on outside of your brand as well [ie: Team Conrad vs. Team Jeremiah / What Taylor Era most describes your style?]

📸 Fashion Throwbacks: Nostalgia Never Goes Out of Style

Take a trip down memory lane by sharing throwback photos. Celebrate fashion icons, highlight significant milestones in your brand’s history, or showcase vintage inspirations. Nostalgia-driven content sparks conversations and connects generations through shared fashion memories. It’s also a great way to provide viewers more insight into who you are as a brand and what makes your brand unique.

🌟 Fashion Challenges: Inspire Creativity and Style

Create fashion challenges and invite your followers to participate. This could involve styling a particular garment in different ways, creating themed outfits, or challenging them to recreate a celebrity look. Encourage your audience to share their entries and feature the most creative submissions on your feed.

Keeping your fashion brand’s social media feed fresh and engaging is crucial for capturing the attention and loyalty of your audience. By incorporating innovative, collaborative content ideas, you can showcase your brand’s unique style, foster engagement, and build a thriving online community. Experiment, embrace creativity, and let your fashion brand’s social media presence shine so that current and prospective customers can authentically connect with your brand.

Pink Sheep Publicity Secures 5 Brides Magazine Placements for Hope & Ivy in Summer 2023

We’re excited to share that Hope & Ivy has been featured in Brides Magazine FIVE TIMES this summer!

Check out Hope & Ivy‘s most recent placements in Brides here:

20 Fall Cocktail Attire Dresses for Wedding Guests by Ariana Quihuiz

The 21 Best Wedding Reception Dresses of 2023 by Sophie Moore

17 Pretty Pastel Wedding Dresses for a Romantic and Modern Look by Rachel Varina

The 19 Best Bridal Separates Sets of 2023 by Sophie Moore

The 12 Best Maternity Wedding Dresses for Expectant Brides by Nicole Kliest

Hope & Ivy is a size inclusive, contemporary British fashion brand created by Beth Chilton and Sarah Sleightholm. Epitomized by beautiful embroidery and hand-drawn prints, Hope & Ivy pieces exude confidence and femininity with a bohemian edge.

Done with ultimate integrity, Hope & Ivy champions inclusivity, sustainability and personal passion in every collection they create.

Hope & Ivy is available for purchase internationally through their website.

The Power of PR Showrooms for Fashion Brands

In the dynamic, ultra-competitive fashion industry, visibility is paramount to setting your brand apart. A fashion brand’s success isn’t solely reliant on the quality of its designs; it’s also about how effectively those designs are showcased to the world. This is where PR showrooms step into the spotlight. In this blog post, we’ll delve deep into the significance of having your fashion brand in a PR showroom and how it can be the transformative catalyst that propels your brand to new heights.

The Gateway to Media Exposure

At the core of PR showrooms lies a singular principle: amplifying your brand’s exposure. These showrooms are bridges that connect your fashion creations with influential journalists, editors, stylists, and celebrities. It’s the place where media professionals scout for the next big thing and having your designs on display can catapult your brand into their radar. In an industry where being seen can translate to being celebrated, a PR showroom becomes your brand’s ticket to coveted media coverage.

Curation that Speaks Volumes

Picture a space adorned with carefully curated racks, each showcasing your brand’s unique creations. PR showrooms are more than just physical spaces; they are curated galleries that narrate your brand’s story. The way your designs are presented in these showrooms communicates your brand’s aesthetics, values, and craftsmanship. This curation creates an impression that resonates with the discerning eyes of media influencers, making it more likely for them to feature your designs in their platforms.

The Celebrity Connection

Celebrities are the fashion industry’s torchbearers. What they wear has the power to shape trends and influence consumer preferences. Having your designs in a PR showroom opens the possibility of your creations catching the attention of stylists working with top tier talent. The result? Your designs gracing red carpets, movie premieres, and high-profile events, creating a wave of brand visibility that’s hard to replicate through conventional marketing efforts.

Direct Access to Industry Insiders

PR showrooms aren’t merely spaces for displaying your designs; they are hubs of networking opportunities. Fashion is a relationship-driven industry, and PR showrooms provide direct access to influential industry insiders. From editors who curate fashion spreads to stylists who transform celebrities, these interactions pave the way for collaborations that can significantly elevate your brand’s presence.

Validation and Credibility

Media coverage gained through PR showrooms carries a sense of validation and credibility that can’t be understated. When esteemed publications and respected journalists feature your designs, it’s an affirmation of your brand’s relevance and quality. This validation trickles down to your consumer base, giving them confidence in choosing your brand over others.

Staying Ahead of Trends

The fashion landscape is in a constant state of flux, with trends emerging and evolving at lightning speed. PR showrooms offer a unique advantage by providing insights into what’s trending in the industry. When media professionals express interest in specific designs, it’s a window into the direction fashion is taking. This insight can guide your future collections and strategic decisions, keeping your brand in tune with consumer demands.

Maximizing Trade Show Impact

Trade shows are crucial platforms for introducing your brand to retailers and industry insiders. Having your fashion brand already established in a PR showroom before a trade show can significantly amplify your impact. Retailers and potential buyers are more likely to take notice of a brand that’s garnered media attention and has a strong presence in influential circles.

Crafting Memorable Experiences

PR showrooms offer a tactile and immersive experience that goes beyond digital interactions. Media professionals and influencers get to touch, feel, and experience your designs up close. This tangible experience leaves a lasting impression that resonates when they create content or make recommendations. It’s the kind of personal touch that can’t be replicated through online platforms alone.

In the multifaceted world of fashion, a PR showroom is not just a physical space; it’s a conduit for your brand’s journey to prominence. It’s where your designs intersect with media exposure, celebrity endorsements, industry connections, and consumer validation. The importance of having your fashion brand in a PR showroom cannot be overstated. It’s a strategic investment that has the potential to shape your brand’s trajectory and position it at the forefront of the fashion landscape. So, consider this not just a space to display your designs, but a gateway to the limitless possibilities that await your brand’s ascension.

Looking for a PR Showroom in Los Angeles? To have your brand considered for inclusion in our PR showroom, we invite you contact us here.