Kate Spade New York's Newest Campaign Starring Ice Spice And Charli D'Amelio Celebrates Those Who Friend Fiercely
'This campaign is a vibrant love letter to the friends who shape a girl's life,' said Eva Erdmann, CEO and Brand President of kate spade new york. 'Since joining the brand, we've been exploring new meaningful ways to connect with a younger audience. In a world where digital interactions often overshadow genuine connections, the profound bond of friendship becomes, more than ever, an indispensable anchor. kate spade new york's latest campaign celebrates fierce friends: the ones who show up, have your back, and brighten the everyday. As Kate Spade herself once said, 'A good friend is like the perfect handbag – always by your side, effortlessly lifting your spirit, and making every adventure a little more fabulous.''
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