After recruiting Kendall Jenner for its latest campaign, Adanola believes a mix of virality, social-first thinking and ditching discounts will help the brand scale.
Since the pandemic, loungewear and activewear has become a fashion staple. Cue Adanola, the Manchester-based clothing brand looking to take over wardrobes one collaboration at a time.
The label has become known for its ‘ADA’ branded attire, the idea being to keep its identity and aesthetic at the heart of its marketing despite rapid rise, fuelled by a recent tie-up with model and influencer Kendall Jenner.
“We always say we’re a brand-led business,” explains Lily Thistlewood, head of digital and CRM. “We will never lose that. It’s at the soul of everything we do and will run across all of our channels.”
A neurodivergent designer who refers to his dyslexia as his “superpower” has said he feels “really pleased” that his origami dresses will be showcased a
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The Princess of Wales may have skipped town during London Fashion Week (LFW) but it is expected that she will be keeping a watchful eye over what hits the runwa