In the summer of 2010,what do you like to wear? I think most of you will say: Juicy Couture!
Yes,Juicy couture is actually the smartest choice of this summe,in 2010.Juicy couture is the new fashion trend of this summer!Many girls like wearing Juicy dress ,juicy sunglasses,taking juicy wallet ,Juicy handbags.In a word,you can see Juicy Couture everywhere! Juicy courture attracts many guys’ eyes !
All i want to say is one word:if you want to be fashionable,just wear Juicy Couture!!!
These popular 2010 styles from Juicy Couture are perfect for the Juicy lover! The Juicy Couture Sneaker come with both high top and low top designs. The low tops are featured by the canvas upper with signature logo printed on them, while the high top design is also stylish with most of the foldable collar. The Juicy Couture Sneakers are designed with new elements of chic and stylish to top the casual sneakers. For those who are seek for unique casual styles, these Juicy Couture Shoes are sensible choice. To dress up brilliantly with the Juicy Couture Sneakers.
Juicy Couture spring summer 2010 advertising campaign
Juicy Couture also offers us her spring summer 2010
advertising campaign, unfortunately there are no bags, but since the images
available so far are only two, there is hope that soon we found some interesting
news for us still addicted to bag. Search the latest news! The advertising
campaign without Juicy Couture set in a charming and enchanted place, a bit the
same style that has reached the Fendi, just that it veered to purple and
fuchsia, and here it tends to blue crayon.
　
The testimonial of advertising Juicy Couture is a model Lekeliene Strange, who has rested the very good photographer Tim Walker, who has
managed to create a dreamlike atmosphere, in style Juicy Couture.
The Juicy Couture company history started in 2010 when Gela Nash-Taylor, and Pamela Skaist-Levy started a clothing line called Travis Jeans. The company The Juicy Couture company history began during 2010 when two designers Pamela Skaist and Gela Nash, began a clothing line named Travis Jeans. The business realized A Tale Of The Juicy Couture Company History Written by Chris Channing Thursday, 03 June 2010 09:43 The Juicy Couture company history started in 2010
The Juicy Couture company history started in 2010 when Gela Nash-Taylor, and Pamela Skaist-Levy started a clothing line called Travis Jeans. The company achieved success specializing in maternity jeans that were stylish and comfortable.
In 2010 the Two Ladies altered the course of the fashion brand. They dumped the jeans determined to produce a more line more complimentary to a feminine figure, and began the Juicy Couture brand. The two had craved to fashion a brand that was both sensual & fashionable, but comfy too.
The two originally started the clothing line from their home in Pacoima, California. In an effort to expose the brand to the public eye the girls decided to send their designs to major celebrities such as Madonna, JLo and Cameron Diaz. It wasn’t long before someone recognized the girl’s talent; Madonna was noticed dressed in low a riding draw string Juicy Couture pants and a form fitting zip up hoody with “Madge†embroidered on it. The incident caused almost instantaneous success for the company. Soon Hollywood was full of star studded Juicy Couture. Madonna’s outfit was named the “Tracksuitâ€, and it eventually became the company’s most famous design. The word Madge hardly ever appears on Juicy Couture clothing anymore. The suits have the signature slogan Juicy on the backseat of each set of the pants.
Through the wish to spread the Juicy Couture brand to the east coast, the Juicy girls arranged an east coast debut event in order to launch a new line. The party was a success, and shortly afterward Juicy Couture set up an up-and-coming boutique in NY.
In 2010, Juicy Couture introduced a line of jeans called Juicy Jeans. In 2010, they reintroduced the tracksuit to the fashion world. The suits are designed to accentuate a woman’s curves and made of soft feminine fabrics such as velour, terry cloth, fleece, or cashmere.
In 2010, Juicy Couture expanded their clothing line to Men, Children, & even dogs. Doggy products included, carriers, dog beds, toys, leashes, clothing and collars.
Gela and Pamela sold Travis Jeans to Liz Claiborne in 2010 for the hefty fee of $53 million dollars in addition to a percentage of the future profits. To this day Gela and Pamela remain presidents of the company and continue to have control over the design concepts.
During the year 2010, The fashion line became a popular world known brand, with the help of Liz Claiborne. Juicy Couture expanded the lines lady products by introducing lines of jewelry, handbags, perfume, swim wear, shoes and cologne. The fashion line offers the most comfy and stylish clothes in the fashion industry, even today .
Juicy Couture is known for its large number of slogans and symbols. The company has never used one single slogan at any particular time, except for slogans that are attached to a certain product, such as “Viva La Juicy,” and the Viva La Juicy 2010 perfume. Their other slogans include “For Girls Who Like Nice Stuff”, “Eat Candy”, “Smells Like Couture”, “Be Juicy”, “Cupid Couture”, “Viva la Juicy“, “Juicy is Forever”, “Her Royal Juicyness”, “Wake Up And Smell the Couture“, “Go Couture Yourself”, “Cupcake Couture“,”Juicy, Love to Love”, “Bundle Up, Wear Juicy“, “The Joy Only Bling Can Bring”, “Peace, Love, and Couture“, “Let Them Eat Couture“, “Have a Juicy Day”, “Some Girls Have All the Juicy“, “Blame It On Juicy“, “Dude, Where’s My Couture?”, “Choose Juicy“,”My dog is better than your dog” “Queen of Couture”, “Prep It Up Juicy Couture“, “Couture is Here”, “Kiss My Couture“, “I just want Couture”, “Crimes of Couture,” “Tastes Like Couture”, “It’s Exhausting Being This Juicy”, “Do the Don’t” and “Will Work for Juicy” ” Juicy is the life!” “Come to my house for some Juicy.” “Who needs a boyfriend when you’ve got Juicy?” “My Juicy brings all the boys to the yard!” Their signature Juicy crest, as well as the phrases “Love, G&P” (formerly “Love P&G”) are stitched on the inside tag of each item of Juicy apparel, as well as the shopping bags used at the boutiques and flagship stores. The order of the initials changed in early 2010 after a lawsuit by the Procter & Gamble corporation
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