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Affiliate Marketing Executive - PRETTYLITTLETHING

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Social Media Manager & Content Creator - ZACHARY DANIELS

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Paid Media Manager - JD SPORTS FASHION

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Marketing Manager (Senior Role) - HOUSE OF FASHION ASSOCIATES LTD

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Fashion Brand Manager - BEBEE PROFESSIONALS

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. Strong numerical and analytical skills, able to review data and provide insight confidently.

. Excellent communication skills, managing relationships with internal and external stakeholders.

. Perform well under pressure, deliver results, and use own initiate to solve problems.

. Organised with a strong attention to detail.

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Social Media Manager & Content Creator -ZACHARY DANIELS

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Social Media Manager & Content Creator -ZACHARY DANIELS

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. Solid writing and speaking skills

. Excellent Admin & Organizational skills

. Strong knowledge of Instagram and all social media platforms

. Ability to multi-task, think pro-actively & creatively

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. The paid media manager would need to demonstrate completing projects impacting strategic change within the fascias they operate across.

. Must have experience within Google Analytics , Google Ad and Meta Blueprint.
. Competencies would be an independent thinker who can manage supplier relationships and diligently assess which media options will bring business value.

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Marketing Manager (Senior Role) HOUSE OF FASHION ASSOCIATES LTD

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Marketing Manager (Senior Role) HOUSE OF FASHION ASSOCIATES LTD

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"The candidate must have" -

. A skill for thinking in communications terms.

. A desire to be a self-sufficient project owner.

. A high level of curiosity

. Someone culturally aware and who can wield it as a brand-building tool.

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Fashion Brand Manager - BEBEE PROFESSIONALS 

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Fashion Brand Manager - BEBEE PROFESSIONALS 

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They should have excellent communication and organizational skills, and be able to work independently and as part of a team. Knowledge of the fashion industry and experience with digital marketing is also desirable.

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"What You'll Be Doing"

. You will be responsible for the day-to-day running and optimisation of PLT’s multiple affiliate programs across several Global markets.

. Responsible for organising and booking exposure across a range of publisher types based on data, past learnings, and making suggestions for future optimisations and improvements.

. Initiate ideas for activities across the different markets in line with the needs of the business.

. Manage the promotional Affiliate schedule, working alongside finance to strategies on the best promotional offers based on business and profit performance.

. Pro-actively look to trial, activate, and retain new and/or existing opportunities for growth.

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Social Media Manager & Content Creator - ZACHARY DANIELS

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Social Media Manager & Content Creator - ZACHARY DANIELS

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. Creating eye catching social media content on including but not limited to, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Twitter

. Maintaining the aesthetic of the brand

. Suggest and implement new ideas and growth techniques to drive follower growth, develop brand awareness, increase reach among our community and engagement per post.

. Manage the social media schedule including posts, stories, live content

. Weekly analysis report on effectiveness of social media campaigns performance to optimise future results.

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. Understand the Google product ecosystem in paid media, and the reporting tools.

. In conjunction with paid social platforms, and the display network to deliver a full funnel multi-channel strategic paid media plan to maximise business value.

. They will review extensively the budgets, and tactical setup regularly to hit the business targets.

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Marketing Manager (Senior Role) - HOUSE OF FASHION ASSOCIATES 

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Marketing Manager (Senior Role) - HOUSE OF FASHION ASSOCIATES 

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. Lead the charge on the brand evolution.

. You'll be charged with working across the whole business, from design, product, marketing, commercial and leadership to really help steer where this brand is headed.

. Supporting the Senior Marketing Managers, you will be responsible for managing day-to-day activities from creation through to execution of marketing activity that properly shifts consumer behaviour in the way our brand marketing strategy is designed to:
. Help maximize the impact of product launches, and big moments,so you'll be part of shaping and executing the strategy for big news moments, product features, and community content.

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Fashion Brand Manager - BEBEE PROFFSIONALS 

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Fashion Brand Manager - BEBEE PROFFSIONALS 

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. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and executing marketing strategies to promote our fashion brand. This includes creating and managing campaigns, developing and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders, and managing the budget.

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. More experience with LinkedIn - interview preparation and learning new skills.

. RISE training to gain new industry skills.

. MMU - "managing anxiety" workshops

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. LinkedIn resources to make key links to companies.

. Market research and reports.

. Podcasts such as the "fashion history".

. Completing reading lists for modules.

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. Inspired by sustainability and fashion which does not harm the environment.

. Interested to see the shift and change in fashion and sustainability in comparison to the past few years.

. Inspired by Vivienne Westwood in her designing and campaigns and her take on sustainability and protesting against London Fashion Week in 2019.

. Vivienne Westwood is very political and outspoken within the industry

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As the world's hottest year on record draws to a close, fashion still isn't sweating it. It should be.

Rising temperatures and associated weather extremes pose an increasingly present - and costly - business threat, even as big brands continue to lag on their climate commitments. New regulations aimed at curbing fashion's environmental impact found many companies unprepared this year. And more is coming.

Part of the problem is that tackling the industry's sustainability shortfalls requires facing a tangled web of interconnected and systemic challenges that have been made even harder by this year's gloomy global economic backdrop and geopolitical upheaval.

Fashion's growth has been powered by cheap energy in the form of coal, cheap materials in the form of plastic synthetics like polyester and cheap labour supplied by a precarious workforce increasingly threatened by a broader global shift towards authoritarianism.

Changes are underway, from consumer movements that question how much wealthy individuals should shop to new tech platforms that promise to help brands measure their environmental footprint and meet incoming sustainability regulations. But heading into 2024, the industry will need to start to grapple more seriously with its climate risk.

Top Stories

Is Fashion Sleepwalking Into the Climate Crisis?: The extreme and deadly weather experienced around much of the world in July got little mention on big brands' earnings calls, signalling that investors and executives still aren't treating climate as an immediate business risk.

A 'Climate of Fear' in Fashion's Supply Chains: The killing of a union leader in Bangladesh this summer has heightened anxiety over the risks facing labour organisers amid a broader, often violent, crackdown on labour rights.

Fashion Isn't Ready for the Regulation Coming for It: New transparency requirements in France are testing big brands as they prepare for an oncoming wave of sustainability regulation.

Is Sustainable Fashion Elitist?: Calling out the industry's environmental footprint and the true cost of making clothes has touched off a complex and heated debate about the accessibility and affordability of lower-impact fashion.

Should Fashion Pay for Its 'Waste Colonialism'?: Every year, millions of tons of old clothes are shipped around the world as part of the global secondhand clothing trade. Nonprofit The Or Foundation and Vestiaire Collective are lobbying for regulation that benefits the countries where they end up.

The Tech Race to Back Up Fashion's Green Claims: Brands are turning to AI-powered analytics tools to improve their ability to measure environmental impact in the face of new government regulation. But getting hold of accurate data to support these assessments remains a difficult and largely manual challenge.

The BoF Podcast | The World Is On Fire But We're Still Buying Shoes: BoF's Imran Amed speaks with Alec Leach about his manifesto on how we can move towards a better relationship with fashion.

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The Best of BoF 2023: Fashion's Sustainability Reckoning

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Record-breaking temperatures have turned up the heat on fashion's climate commitments this year. But the industry still has a long way to go to deliver on its sustainabiity ambitions.

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First up, Westwood sent a host of people down the runway with something to say as they all read poems and gave powerful speeches. Actress and #MeToo activist Rose McGowan, wearing a hat with "Angel" written across it and knee-high metallic boots, told the crowd that "we need more heroes", possibly referencing the number of women who've come forward to share their #MeToo stories since the movement sparked in October 2017 - with McGowan leading it.

Never one to shy away from addressing the uneven wealth distribution of the world, Westwood sent some models down the catwalk with long prosthetic noses (like the character of Pinocchio) saying, "tax the poor and give to the rich, that's the lie with the long nose". And McGowan made a clear statement on it, saying: "Democracy will only thrive when we can achieve a favourable balance between the wealthy and the poor".
Read more: 9 Times Vivienne Westwood Used The Catwalk To Talk About More Than Clothes
Of course, sustainability and climate change were big topics weaved throughout the collection - with Westwood emphasising the importance of buying less, choosing well. "Fashion is all about styling, buy less, choose well, make it last," said one model, while the message was emblazoned across accessories.

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All Of The Political Talking Points Vivienne Westwood Brought To Her LFW Show

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Designer Vivienne Westwood - once again - used the catwalk as a performance picket line at London Fashion Week

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Vivienne Westwood's LFW show in 2019 showcased designs that were political statements such as Brexit and sustainability.

Gives consumers a powerful message about current topics within society.

From a marketing stand point, will increase brand awareness by adding the "shock" factor and those whose values align with the message, are able to relate to the brand increasing a stronger brand - consumer relationship.