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Karlie Kloss Teaches Us How to Say ‘Swarovski’
The jewelry brand’s fall/winter 2016 brand ambassador gets, and gives, a lesson in pronunciation.

New York--The first step in representing a brand is learning how to pronounce its name.
Or so goes the tongue-in-cheek video Swarovski launched on YouTube and Instagram to announce Karlie Kloss as its new brand ambassador.
Addressing one of the most frequently asked online questions about Swarovski, Kloss gets and gives a lesson in the company name’s pronunciation (hint: try swor-off-ski.) The video has received well over a million YouTube views since it was posted on May 24.
Kloss, who gave up a gig at Victoria’s Secret to study at New York University, is becoming more of a lifestyle brand than a model. The 23-year-old operates her own YouTube channel, conducts the Kode with Karlie coding scholarship for high school girls and partners with Milk Bar on Klossies, cookies that benefit FEED Projects. FEED is an organization that creates and sells products that aid in the fight against hunger worldwide.
"Karlie is someone young women look up to--her use of social media makes her accessible to a broad audience,” said Swarovski Creative Director Nathalie Colin. “As a brand, accessibility has always been part of our DNA, and we take every opportunity to get closer to our consumers. Karlie has an innate understanding of the digital world; we can't wait to leverage her creativity to share inspiring stories about our jewelry.”
Kloss commented, “It’s an honor to join the Swarovski family and to be part of the brand’s long history of bringing elegance to women through brilliant, unique designs.”
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