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Kenneth Cole “We all Walk in Different Shoes” Ads

About the campaign:

“We all have a different role in life

But only a few people

Dare to rewrite the script

Join us to celebrate those individuals

Who have the courage to redefine their roles

And be true to themselves”

Matisyahu: Hasidic Reggae Artist

Nina Poon: Transgender Woman

Sharon Blynn: Ovarian Cancer Survivor

Jay Bakker: Punk Evangelist

Kenosha Robinson: African American with Albinism

What do you guys think of the campaign?

Does Fashion Have a Seasonal Sound?

Looking for ambient, retail friendly music to pump through your store this season?  Look no further than Ready Aim Fire, a unique group of soundmasters that are filling the sound space of DKNY, J Crew and Kenneth Cole stores this season.

I never thought about the idea of music trends in fashion, I see the connection on runways when models walk in unison to music from hot artists, but it seems that the trend is hitting retail as well.

The group seems to be this seasons flavor, with tracks playing in stores and the group performing live at Ralph Lauren’s East Hampton location on June 21st.

The tracks are very background perfect, relaxing and indiefific.

Kenneth Cole & the Blog

Kenneth Cole is going blog. The 25 year old fashion label is entering the digital publishing field with an online site dedicated to “Awearness”. As a special treat to bloggers, the first 25 that register on the site on February 18th will receive 50% off their next purchase as Cole’s. What will the blog be about? “Wear” expecting a lot of plays on words (see how I did that. “Wear” instead of “We’re”. Oh, we are so goddamn witty.) At the end of the day will anyone really care? The Colester is still a New York must, but his reach outside the city streets seems a little less than spectacular as industry types have been tattling lately. Guess the blog is his way to reconnect with the disconnected. In any case, I can definitely use a 50% off discount to the store, so I will surely be one of the first on it. Expect a true critique of the site once it launches February 18th.