Epq mood board

 

144.0k likes and 761 shares showing
how this brand will promote there 
products online. 




This mood board shows the different ways that social media
platforms such as Instagram and TikTok promote
there products and how successful it is. Social media platforms
help fashion brands be more well known and encourage
people to buy there products. The fashion
industry has increased over the years due to social media becoming
more popular and different brands becoming well known. 





59.6k likes and 783 shares showing how successful this 
brand is making themselves more well known.

158.7k likes and 2177 shares promoting Zara items. 
10.5 k likes on this video shown on TikTok 
promoting Asos items. This makes the website 
more well known and people will go onto the
website and buy the items they have seen
on TikTok that they like.
This image shows that on social media
apps such as Twitter brands such as Zara
and H&M use to make there brand more
well known. Zara has 9271 mentions on Twitter
and H&M had 6371 mentions with 2679
retweets.
Here are a few points as to why the fashion industry can be bad and how social media is a part of that. When sending parcels off to people's houses can cause climate change and air pollution and social media does not help stop that.


Advert on snapchat that is promoting ebay products such a
 phone cases with a swipe up link saying swipe up now.

Advert on facebook promoting the brand prettylittlething, showing a range of clothes on there saying there is a discount code.

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