Sentence examples for contemporary brand from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lagerfeld, 76, described Hogan as a "contemporary brand" and said in a statement that he liked "the idea of collaborating" with Diego Della Valle, the founder, president and chief executive of Tod's.
"We are an old brand and we are an ageless brand, and over the past couple of issues we have been a contemporary brand as well," says its publishing director, James Mallinson.
Today Domenico Dolce, 52, who comes from a town of less than 4,000 residents in the province of Palermo, and Stefano Gabbana, who was born in Milan 49 years ago, have become "the living testimonials of a very contemporary brand," said Stefania Saviolo, director of the master's program in fashion and design management at SDA Bocconi Business School in Milan.
The French advanced contemporary brand is celebrating its 20th anniversary and has several initiatives underway to strengthen its U.S. business.
Not many, especially when DJ Alesso was offering a more contemporary brand of musical bombast than the one happening on the main stage -- and without the inflatable Rosie.
The pieces were more along the lines of what you'd see from a contemporary brand, with prices ($89 to $998) to match.
One of the sturdy clichés of contemporary brand-building is the importance of avoiding an image that's too "crunchy" or, worse, too "granola-y".
His latest focus is the rise of French contemporary brands, including The Kooples and Sandro, which have sprang up in the past five years peddling Parisian chic across the world.
"Customers noticed and defected – some to more premium brands like Gieves & Hawkes, some younger customers to more innovative, contemporary brands like Suit Supply".
"It seems to me that London Fashion Week should be able to combine both the newest and most innovative designers, as well as some of Britain's great contemporary brands, and thus celebrate all that is successful about British fashion".
I always head to the contemporary brands on the second floor, skip the third entirely (a bland sea of office clothes) and the cruise designer stuff on the fourth.
