Carine Roitfeld told WWD yesterday that Balenciaga had “blacklisted” Vogue Paris, denying any requests for samples,
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This seems like the last thing PPR CEO François Pinault would want to do. (PPR owns Balenciaga,
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Seeing Pink A Survivor’s Take On The Marketing Madness of Breast Cancer Awareness Month – Fashionista Fashion Industry News, Designers, Runway Shows, Style Advice, which is part of the conglomerate’s Gucci Group.) It just doesn’t make sense. Even if the brand wanted to pull its advertising from the publication,
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We’re sure it has something to do with advertising. A kerfuffle over pages in a recent issue,
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