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GUNNAR FOSHAY SHOES FEATURED ON ELLE MAGAZINE

  • Gunnar Foshay
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  • ELLE
  • International Media
  • AliveShoes

GUNNAR FOSHAY shoe line, by Madison L. Mobley, led to an appearance on Elle magazine, an undisputed leader woman's fashion. Elle is a French magazine founded by Pierre Lazareff and his wife Hélène Gordon-Lazareff in 1945.

The creativity behind the brand focuses on Art, style, and uniqueness. 

The feature on Elle magazine is another great achievement for the AliveShoes PR Boost team.

GUNNAR FOSHAY shoes appeared all over Elle's website for an entire week

Photographic material and banners have been published on Elle magazine, considered one of the most prestigious magazines in the woman's fashion world.

Photos from the brand’s designer were the background for all sections of the online magazine.

Specific banners featuring the shoes’ design appeared in the most important articles of the week.

The weeklong appearances provided great visibility for the brand.

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About the brand and style of GUNNAR FOSHAY collection


Gunnar Foshay began as a fancy name for "Madison's Closet," a place where friends and family could rent pieces collected over the years, and/or by outright. Every collection is handmade, marries unconventional prints in a masterful way, and incorporates plant-based materials. Several pieces in the portfolio are 100% Vegan. More important than all else,
a portion of Gunnar Foshay proceeds are allocated towards benevolent works... So, with every purchase, one immediately gives back, with the ability to influence where his or her donations are directed.

About the Madison L. Mobley


After 10 years in Corporate America, Madison L. Mobley, a Texas native and Columbia University graduate, left to pursue a passion for fashion and philanthropy. The outcome? A nonprofit organization called "Kickstart Your Humanitarianism," and an apparel brand "Gunnar Foshay."