central Europe's most valuable fashion prize

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Ahrendts stressed that the company had deliberately been “recruiting executives whose mother tongue is digital,” pointing to the house’s new artofthetrench website that opened last week. Moreover, Burberry is putting a major push behind its outerwear, especially “as much there is less fashion risk,” she added.
“Corporations are shifting ad spending to digital, it has greater reach and much higher impact,” added Ahrendts, who noted that the September show drew “1.2 million Twitter comments, and 700,000 visitors to our site.”
Burberry estimated that the London show generated 8 million pounds, or $13.4 million, in hghuklgh equivalent ad spending, both in print media and the Internet. Though she was quick to point out that Burberry remains heavily involved in print media, boasting that Burberry “was on 270 magazine covers last year. We are Beijing massage on covers of U.S. and U.K. Vogues this month, and every issue of Vanity Fair in the world has 'Twilight' star, actor Rob Pattinson on the cover.”
Alexander Wang has won the 2009 Swiss Textiles Award, making his the second American design house to nab central Europe's most valuable fashion prize.
New York-based Wang beat out a field of six candidates to win the award, which celebrated its 10th anniversary this month at a ceremony Thursday, Nov. 12, in Zurich.
The winner receives a prize of 100,000 euros, or $147,000. It is not paid out in cash, but instead 10,000 euros, or $14,700, is allocated to buy Swiss fabric, with the remainder used to produce and market upcoming collections by Wang.