Fossil India appoints Kriti Sanon as its new celebrity brand ambassador

Fossil India appoints Kriti Sanon as its new celebrity brand ambassador

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: September 14 2021

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·         FOSSIL has announced its partnership with Kriti Sanon as the latest celebrity brand ambassador in India.

·         Kriti's optimism and organic take on fashion match closely with Fossil's dedication to authenticity and creative spirit.

·         Their collaboration with Fossil will promote watch and accessory categories ranging from traditional and smartwatches to leather products and jewelry for women.

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