_ted-baker-christmas-lights-ny-2013.jpg "Ted Baker Christmas Lights, NY 2013 from mistletoe berries Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 20-Dec-2013
✓ Published: 20-Dec-2013
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After the success of the Time For Ted window installation at Ted Baker 5th Av Ted Baker approached Kin to come up with concepts for this years Holiday Lights campaign. Ted wanted to make their presence felt amongst all the other spectacular Holiday Light displays on 5th Av, and come up with an engaging and interactive installation on the exterior facade of the building, that would capture people's imagination and lead them into the store. We came up with various concepts but the best by far was
After the success of the Time For Ted window installation at Ted Baker 5th Av Ted Baker approached Kin to come up with concepts for this years Holiday Lights campaign. Ted wanted to make their presence felt amongst all the other spectacular Holiday Light displays on 5th Av, and come up with an engaging and interactive installation on the exterior facade of the building, that would capture people's imagination and lead them into the store. We came up with various concepts but the best by far was
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