Hilfiger: Rolling Stones created rock and roll fashion
By Bloomberg
05 April 2016 |
12:08 pm
One of the world's leading fashion designers, Tommy Hilfiger was in London this week to launch 'Exhibitionism', an exhibition celebrating the Rolling Stones' musical heritage featuring over 500 rare and original Rolling Stones artefacts. He spoke with Bloomberg's Manus Cranny about the importance of using social media to driving your brand.
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