Marc Fisher
Marc Fisher Footwear Is Hiring A Part-Time Graphic Designer In New York, NY
Established in 2005, Marc Fisher Footwear is a leading manufacturer of today’s most coveted brands. Candidate will assist art director in creating visual content in line with brand guidelines to be used for ecommerce, social media, press, newsletters and other forms of marketing and communication.
Marc Fisher Is Hiring A Marketing Assistant In NYC
Marc Fisher Footwear is a full-service, product-driven fashion footwear licensing and acquisitions firm with the expert capability to design, manufacture, distribute and market women’s and men’s shoes. Candidate should have a minimum of 1-2 years of solid administrative/marketing experience.
Karlie Kloss and Marc Fisher Team Up for Charitable Campaign
Kloss talks with us about her charity, Kode with Karlie, and plans to study at New York University this fall.
The Biggest Fashion Feuds of 2012
Cathy Horyn and Oscar de la Renta may have had the only beef that literally involved beef, but there were a slew of others this year. Fashion people simply could not just let shit slide. From drawn out legal battles to ironic graffiti wars, click through to rehash 2012's biggest fashion beefs.
Fashion News Roundup: Whitney Port Wants Charity, Gwyneth Paltrow Inspired Hugo Boss, and Aggy Deyn Stars in Doc Martens Film
Whitney Port, author/fashion designer/reality star, is looking for a little help from the internet to pay for her show at fashion week. Donating to he
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The Gucci vs. Guess Courtroom Drama Continues: Marc Fisher Cries, Admits to Buying $75,000 in Gucci Merchandise
Tearful CEOs, quippy judges, and a no-nonsense, tough-as-nails prosecution lawyer...seriously the Gucci vs. Guess courtroom case couldn't be juicier if it had been scripted for television.
This Gucci v. Guess Court Battle Just Keeps Getting Better
Things are heating up on our favorite courtroom TV drama in the Gucci vs. Guess legal battle. The latest in the juicy ongoing court proceedings is testimony from Paul Vando, a former director of men’s product at Marc Fisher Footwear, the company which provides Guess with its footwear--including several of the designs Gucci has named as knockoffs. The last time we tuned in, Gucci's lawyer, Louis Ederer, had fingered Marc Fisher as an integral player in the "massive knockoff scheme," even presenting evidence that the company was sending Gucci fabric samples to Guess’ fabric supplier, with the intent to copy coloring and patterns. Ederer also read aloud emails between Marc Fisher and Guess, which specifically referenced Gucci products spanning from 1995 to 2008. Sounds like they've backed Marc Fisher into a corner, right?