
Thom Browne
Marketing | Advertising
TL;DR
I developed a multi-channel campaign concept for Thom Browne that reframed suits as everyday wear through guerrilla storytelling, digital ads, and editorial-style brand moments.
Date
Feb 2021 – May 2021
Role
Marketing
Tools
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Weebly
Google Ads
Methods
Viral Content Advertising
Digital Marketing
Social Media Advertising
Display Advertising
Guerrilla Advertising
Introduction
Develop a strategic initiative to expand Thom Browne's brand awareness while staying true to its classic identity. The goal was to introduce innovative tactics without diluting the brand's quiet-luxury positioning.
Challenge
Reposition suits as everyday wear, not just formal attire-challenging perceptions and inviting a broader audience to engage with the brand.
Idea
Thom Browne avoids traditional advertising. This concept blends nontraditional storytelling with modern digital channels to expand cultural relevance without losing brand restraint.
Viral Content Guerrilla Marketing
"Hector on the Streets" reimagines Thom Browne's early New York walks. Placing Hector-the iconic dachshund motif-into unexpected public spaces creates shareable moments that feel nostalgic and brand-true.

Facebook Ads
The campaign targets both men and women to increase traffic and drive uniform sales to affiliated organizations. "Supporting the Future Generation" positions the uniform line as an investment in education and growth.

Digital Advertising Strategy with GQ
Curated editorial placements and native content to reinforce prestige while reaching fashion-forward readers across demographics.

PR Event: "Suits on the Wall"
A conceptual press event showcasing suits as gallery art to provoke dialogue on uniformity, structure, and expression. Designed for fashion editors, influencers, and tastemakers.

Outcome
The campaign reframed suits as versatile, everyday attire through nostalgic guerrilla tactics and targeted digital outreach, positioning the brand as both timeless and wearable.