Tracking Calvin Klein’s digital evolution

Can a luxury brand afford to be playful on social media?

Many fashion brands use high-quality photography to dominate print and outdoor executions, and shoot cinematic television spots that are nothing short of captivating.

So how does a brand that relies heavily on traditional advertising make the leap to digital and social media while remaining true to itself and its image?

Melisa Goldie, executive vice-president and chief creative officer at Calvin Klein, explains the steps the company is taking and the role mobile plays in its strategy to Marketing.

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