The Devil Wears… Old Navy? Plus Big Tech Takes on the Met Gala
Welcome to Marketing Brew Weekly! This week, we’re taking a look at the brands that made their way into The Devil Wears Prada 2 (and it was fierce competition!), and why it was very different from the original film. Plus, we’re looking at the film’s relationship to Vogue magazine, and partnerships with both luxury and accessible fashion brands. And of course we had to share a few thoughts from this week’s Met Gala too.
00:00: Intro
03:40: Brands in The Devil Wears Prada 2
09:42: Difference from the first movie with brand involvement
11:50: Can Vogue afford to not get involved
14:30: The state of luxury brands, partnerships with Old Navy and Walmart
19:45: Met gala thoughts
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