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Ykone and Mirror Mirror Agencies Merge to Form New Group

The Paris-based agencies joined forces to create One, a new group offering services in event production, influencer marketing and more.
The Ykone and Mirror Mirror teams.
The Ykone and Mirror Mirror teams. From left to right: Matteo Baldi, Ykone Europe chief executive; Valentine Suc, partner at Mirror Mirror; Juliette Lambert, founder of Mirror Mirror; Beatrice Imbert Forgeot, Ykone managing director; Olivier Billon, Ykone Group founder. (All rights reserved Ykone Mirror Mirror)
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Influencer marketing agency Ykone and creative production house Mirror Mirror have merged to form a new luxury-focused, cross-functional agency called One, offering clients an integrated approach combining influencer strategy, creative and event production.

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Haley Crawford
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Haley Crawford is Marketing Correspondent at The Business of Fashion. She is based in New York and covers the marketing and public relations industries.

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