Case Study: Ogilvy PR Executes a Fashion Show Makeover to Refresh Iconic 10-Year-Old Heart Health Campaign

by Bill Miltenberg | 11/19/2012

New celebrities and partnerships—plus an exciting new venue—helped drive The Heart Truth's Red Dress fashion show to the most media impressions in its history: nearly 2 billion.

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