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Jennifer Lopez Appeared In Gucci Children'S Wear Advertisement

2011/10/31 10:38:00 35

In October 21, 2010, Gucci announced with pleasure that the famous singer and actor Jennifer Lopez will appear in the Gucci special advertising program for the new children's wear series.

In addition, Gucci announced that it would once again contribute to the Schools for Africa of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), to the partnership between the brand and the United Nations Children's Fund.

Children's wear

A series of ceremonious greetings.

The new children's clothing series marked by Gucci classic bear baby is divided into two groups, aged 0-2 and 2-8, which will be sold in the designated Gucci outlets, department stores and children's wear shops in November.

The series has clothing, shoes, small leather goods, socks (the largest size is 33) and selected.

Accessories

Including accessories, sunglasses,

scarf

And blankets.

The advertisement, taken by photographer Mert and Marcus in Malibu (Malibu), will be published in magazines, newspapers, outdoor advertisements and websites around the world in November.

Gucci will hold a new conference on children's wear on November 20th, and will hold a children's party in six flagship stores in Milan, London, New York, Losangeles, Hongkong and Tokyo a week later.

Since its partnership with the United Nations Children's Fund in 2005, Gucci has donated more than $9 million in donations and has continued to support the medical, health and epidemic prevention programme of nearly 1 million orphans and sick children affected by the HIV/ epidemic in sub Saharan Africa.

Up to now, the cooperative plan has increasingly focused on the adoption of the United Nations Children's Fund (AEF) African aid program to create high-quality basic education opportunities for children living in extreme poverty, especially girls, orphans and poor children.

In order to celebrate the long-term partnership between the brand and UNICEF and the children's wear series, Gucci donated another $1 million to support UNICEF's African aid program in Mozambique and Malawi.

Frida Giannini, the creative director of Gucci, visited the two places together with UNICEF staff in September 2009 to witness how the charity helped children out of difficulties.

Giannini explained: "at the end of last year, I visited Malawi, witnessing the hardships of children in sub Saharan Africa, and countless children being forced to drop out of school.

I also saw with my own eyes how the United Nations Children's Fund's African aid program successfully brought them the opportunity to take for granted.

Every child should have the right to receive education, and education will benefit them all the time.

It is a great honor for me to invite Jennifer Lopez to work with me to create an advertising plan for the new Gucci children's wear series.

I have always been a fan and fan of Jennifer, and now I appreciate her role as a loving mother. "

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The relationship between Jennifer Lopez and Gucci began with her fundraising activities organized by Gucci in New York in February 6, 2008, which raised over $2 million 700 thousand for UNICEF.

Lopez said: "I first met Frida in 2008 and saw her presided over New York to benefit UNICEF fundraising activities, which I was inspired by.

When Frida told me about her trip to Malawi and her great joy to launch the new children's wear series, I was once again inspired by her intention to donate in the name of the new Gucci series on the basis of Gucci's long-term support for UNICEF.

As a mother, I am very proud to be able to participate in this advertising plan and help raise funds for the United Nations Children's Fund's African aid program.

Gucci new total of $1 million will contribute to UNICEF education assistance projects in Malawi and Mozambique, including the construction of classrooms and school recreation facilities, clean water, sanitation facilities, and health, nutrition and health projects.

In the name of Jennifer Lopez, it donated $250000 in the $1 million donation, and Gucci donated more than $50000 to her non-profit making The Maribel Foundation to support her improvement in physical and mental health of women and children and to increase medical resources.