MUMBAI: Caprese, woman's accessories brand, a symbol of international fashion, now unveils its 2015 Spring Summer Collection with its recently appointed brand ambassador-the bubbly Alia Bhatt. The TVC features the gorgeous brand ambassador Alia Bhatt romancing the stunning Spring Summer 15 collection of Caprese. This April 2015 the brand promises to woo its audience with a fresh campaign and collection of products which will be seen on TV screens, billboards, social networking sites, retail malls, etc.
The new campaign is a creative piece of work by the curative minds of KB Vinod and Bhupal Ramnathkar, Managing Partners for Company. Filmed at enthralling and spellbinding locations of Europe, the gorgeous Alia Bhatt is seen flaunting the new 2015 spring summer collection.
Expressing her views on the campaign, Radhika Piramal, Managing Director, VIP Industries says, “This campaign is a reflection of pure fashion with elegance and contemporary style which is aptly represented by the glamourous Alia Bhatt. We are hoping that through this campaign we are able to get every stylish woman to bring out her true sense of style.”
Speaking about their marketing objective, Sudip Ghose, Vice President-Marketing, VIP Industries says, “We believe that this campaign truly expresses the real meaning of Caprese, which is international fashion. Alia Bhatt through her charm enhances the uber style that we plan to communicate to every woman. Our campaign will be successful if we are able to make one out of five women identify with Caprese.”
Detailing his experience of shooting the TVC, KB Vinod, Managing Partner, Company says, "The Caprese girl is back. She explores the new Caprese spring summer collection in the magnificent Mediterranean. She continues to define style and good life for the girl next door. Our attempt was to strengthen Caprese’s European heritage and International fashion credentials."
The on-going campaign will witness a 360 degree marketing approach across all the mediums of print, radio, television and social media.
