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Fashion marketing agency

A digital fashion agency for apparel, footwear, and luxury brands. We connect launch creative, acquisition, and repeat purchases.

2 models in Mestiza floral and green print dresses walking through a summer meadow

What is fashion marketing?

What it is

Fashion marketing sells apparel, footwear, and accessories by putting the right look in front of the right buyer at the right point in the season.

Who it is for

Apparel, footwear, accessories, activewear, and luxury brands. Clients include Alo Yoga, Bronx & Banco, Mestiza New York, and Saysh.

What MVR does

We run paid media, creative strategy, and marketing analytics for fashion brands, measured on store revenue in MVR Studio.

Of our clients have female and/or minority founders
85%
New creative every week
Weekly
Founded, with a fully remote team across 10 countries
2016

#21 of 75 on ADWEEK’s Fastest Growing Agencies list

For fashion brands spending $100K+ a month that need launch creative, customer acquisition, and repeat-purchase programs working together.

  • Test the message that resonates

    We test different product stories and customer motivations instead of betting on one campaign concept.

    Proof1,200+ content and message variations tested for Saysh.

  • Build demand around releases

    Launch messaging and acquisition connect to customer interest in the collection.

    ProofSaysh sold through its first inventory in 4 months and built an 8,000-person waitlist. View the Saysh case study.

  • Bring buyers back

    Past purchasers get relevant reasons to return when the next styles arrive.

    ProofSaysh’s email and SMS converted 60% of past purchasers on new styles.

  • Mestiza New York

    Mestiza New York Pinterest ad: a model in a strapless blue and white floral ruffle midi dress, with the Mestiza New York logo
    A model in a rust Mestiza dress holds an embellished clutch, with the New York skyline behind her
    A model in a Mestiza jacquard ball gown on a stone terrace, with the New York skyline behind her
    2 models in Mestiza printed looks, a floral wide-leg pant and a lattice-print dress, in a summer field
  • Bronx & Banco

    Bronx and Banco Pre-Fall 2025 ad: 2 models in floral sequin looks, a halter mini dress and a crop top set, on stone steps
    Bronx and Banco Fall 2025 runway ad: a model in the powder blue Bella mini dress with black bow shoulders
    Bronx and Banco Fall 2025 ad: a model in the white Camila gown with rhinestone cutouts against a gray backdrop
    Bronx and Banco bridal trunk show ad: a model in a white halterneck gown with feather trim on a lit walkway at night
  • Saysh

    3 Saysh sneakers in blue, white, and black lined up on worn stone steps
    Saysh ad: designed for women by women
    A model in cream knitwear and Saysh sneakers sitting on sunlit stone stairs
    Saysh sneakers worn against a green backdrop

  • Plan around the season

    Collections drop, seasons shift, and demand spikes around holiday gifting, resort, back-to-school, festival season, and New York Fashion Week. Campaigns are planned for those windows.

  • Keep creative moving

    Fashion buyers expect novelty, so one campaign cannot run for months. You need a steady stream of lookbooks, styling videos, creator try-ons, and lifestyle imagery that keeps pace with your drops.

  • Sell higher-priced pieces

    A $400 dress does not convert on the first click the way a $30 t-shirt might. Luxury and designer brands need retargeting, email nurture, and landing pages that show craftsmanship and exclusivity.

  • Get the data right

    Enterprise brands like Alo Yoga run dozens of product lines, several storefronts, and complex attribution. Tracking at that scale takes dedicated marketing analytics work, not guesswork with pixels.

Bronx and Banco product ad: a model in a black sequin lattice gown with a velvet bow and matching gloves on white

Meta

Turn browsing into purchases

Instagram’s visual format and Meta’s algorithm make it the strongest place to spend for apparel and accessories. Dynamic product ads retarget from your catalog.

  • Instagram
  • Reels
  • Dynamic product ads
  • Catalog campaigns

TikTok

Show shoppers how clothes fit

Creator try-ons, unboxings, and short vertical product videos reach younger buyers and show fit and feel better than a static product shot.

  • Creator try-ons
  • Spark Ads
  • UGC
Saysh sneakers poolside with a red towel

Search and discovery

Catch shoppers planning outfits

Shopping captures buyers searching for a specific style. Attribution allows for the longer consideration window on higher-priced pieces.

  • Google Shopping
  • Branded search

Concepts range from a wedding guest dress to everyday athleisure, and MVR Studio scores each one.

  1. Creative brief

    The MVR Creative Brief connects a specific audience and pain point to a clear solution, hook, and format. The trend-driven shopper and the quality-focused buyer get different concepts.

  2. Launch the test

    Lookbook imagery, styling videos, creator try-ons, and behind-the-scenes stories, tested in structured sets. Meta rewards variety where audiences overlap.

  3. Review on day 7

    Results and sample size decide whether we scale, revise, stop, or keep testing.

  4. Adjust the budget

    Spend follows drops, seasonal peaks, and new-customer CPA, with weekly reporting.

Illustrative example. All figures are synthetic.

Drops, repeat buyers, and returns make fashion numbers noisy, so a strong launch week can hide weak new-customer growth. MVR Studio keeps them apart.

  • New and returning customer revenue, reported separately
  • Email and SMS revenue from launches and restocks
  • Blended CPA across every paid channel
  • Synced nightly from Meta, Google, TikTok, GA4, Shopify, and Klaviyo
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When product categories need different goals, we build a separate conversion signal for each.

For 5+ years, Alo Yoga and McGraw Hill have trusted MVR to refine their data, from tracking to attribution, so their teams can make business decisions with it.

How we work

From enterprise to emerging, luxury to athletic. That range shows what works at each price point, for collection-based and evergreen inventory.

Bronx and Banco ad: 2 models in beige sequin dresses with feather cuffs against a marble wall
A model in a strapless Mestiza floral midi dress on a riverside promenade in New York
  • Alo Yoga

    Data infrastructure for a global athleisure brand: a GA4 migration, server-side tracking, a Google Tag Manager overhaul, and Looker Studio dashboards. View the Alo Yoga case study.

  • Bronx & Banco

    A luxury brand known for statement occasion wear. We run paid media on Meta and Google around collection launches and seasonal demand, with creative that matches its premium positioning.

  • Mestiza New York

    A designer brand blending cultural heritage with modern design. Storytelling-led creative and targeted audiences connect its narrative with the right buyers.

  • Founders we back

    MVR started by helping a few female founders grow their businesses. Several of our fashion clients are designer brands founded by women of color, and we know how to tell their stories in ads.

We plan media around your revenue, profit, or lead targets.

  • Bigger first orders, not markdowns

    We raise average order value with bundles and starter sets built around a customer need, instead of cutting price.

    Read our approach: Bigger first orders, not markdowns
  • New concepts, not rotation

    When people see the same ads more often and costs rise, we test new concepts built around different customer needs.

    Read our approach: New concepts, not rotation
  • Cost per new customer and first-order value, together

    We manage cost per new customer and first-order value as a pair, set against your margins.

    Read our approach: Cost per new customer and first-order value, together

What fashion brands do you work with?

Emerging and established brands across apparel, footwear, accessories, and activewear, from DTC startups to brands with retail distribution growing their online channels.

How do you handle seasonal fashion marketing?

We plan around seasons, product drops, and key shopping moments: pre-launch teasers, launch-day pushes, and end-of-season plans that keep revenue steady through the year.

Which platforms work best for fashion advertising?

Instagram, TikTok, and Google Shopping drive the strongest results for fashion brands. Shopping captures buyers searching for a specific style, and Meta dynamic product ads handle retargeting and catalog campaigns.

Do you create fashion ad content?

Yes. We produce lifestyle photography, UGC-style video, lookbook content, and dynamic product ads, made by a creative team that knows how to turn a brand’s identity into ads that sell.

How do you reduce returns for fashion ecommerce?

Clear product pages, accurate size guides, and ad creative that sets honest expectations. Better targeting helps too: buyers who fit your style and price point return less.

Can you help with fashion brand launches?

Yes. We build pre-launch audiences, coordinate influencer seeding, and run multi-channel launches that sell now and build the brand for later.

How do you promote a clothing brand on social media?

Lead with creative, not targeting: try-ons, styling videos, and creator content on Instagram and TikTok, tested every week. Then retarget from your catalog and bring buyers back with email and SMS around each drop.

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