Holiday Pajamas That Give Back: Bestaroo Featured in Poster Child Magazine

Holiday Pajamas That Give Back: Bestaroo Featured in Poster Child Magazine

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Helping others for the holidays- Santa definitely approves! Thank you Poster Child Magazine for featuring Bestaroo‘s holiday pajamas that give back. Read the blog here.

Bestaroo’s new winter wonderland-themed mommy & me pajamas give back all profits to the Canines for Disabled Kids scholarship fund, https://caninesforkids.org. The happy snowmen & snowflakes print was designed by 6-year-old Isla, who won their recent drawing competition. Bestaroo’s buttery-soft pajamas are made of breathable & sustainable fabric (Tencel Modal), retail $48 for women and $28 for child sizes, and are sold at www.bestaroo.com

The Canines for Disabled Kids Scholarship fund provides scholarships of up to $5,000 to children 18 and under who are receiving service dogs. These scholarships offset the cost of dogs for kids with physical or psychological disabilities. 100% of the donated funds will go toward scholarships, which are rewarded quarterly to children across the country. Your purchase will help us to increase independence for children with disabilities and their families by supporting the creation of child-canine service teams. 

Looking Forward: Quoted in PR Daily!

Looking Forward: Quoted in PR Daily!

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We were honored to be quoted in the respected Ragan publication PR Daily on the future of the fashion PR industry- here’s our quote from the article, which you can read in its entirety here.

 “Successful PR campaigns need to pull on traditional, online, digital and influencer elements to make an impact.”

Adrienne Dorsey, founder of Magnolia PR, agrees, “Relying on one component—like paid influencers—to carry your whole campaign will be phased out.”

Speaking of influence, experts agree that we’ve hit a saturation point when it comes to influencer marketing.

There is growing frustration with both the lack of regulation with regard to budget expectations and how brands desire to work with certain influencers based on follower numbers alone as opposed to authentic brand alignment.

“Brands mistakenly invest their funds with influencers who don’t resonate with their target audience,” Dorsey continues. “We advise brands to focus on influencers that may not have millions of followers, but appeal to their specific demographic, have real engaged followers and reflect the brand’s aesthetic and values.”

In a digital world where the expectation is that more followers equals more reach and results, agencies and clients can easily lose sight of where and with whom brands can create the most impact. Savvy communicators should remember that quality over quantity is key.

This approach is working well for Magnolia PR client, Roco Clothing, who enlisted micro-influencer Aria de Chicchis to wear the label at several New York Fashion Week 2018 events. De Chicchis was photographed by paparazzi and with celebrities like Paris Hilton and stylist June Ambrose. These results successfully aligned with the company’s overall goal to help the UK-based brand “be a part of iconic NYFW as they further expand in the US market.”

Thank you PR Daily! To learn more about our services and how we can help your brand, please contact us today at [email protected].

Fresh Fall Style: Minnow + Mars in Girls’ Life Magazine

Fresh Fall Style: Minnow + Mars in Girls’ Life Magazine

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Minnow + Mars is featured in a full page fashion editorial for Girls’ Life Magazine! The October/November issue showcases their trendy tribal open cardigan, available here.

Girls’ Life Magazine is the #1 magazine for tween & teen girls with a readership of over 2 million.

New York City-based Minnow + Mars is focused on trend-driven, affordable clothing & accessories for children & women. To view their current offerings, please visit www.minnowandmars.com.