
The hugely popular social networking and hookup app will live-stream a fashion show Sunday.
January 07 2016 7:16 AM EST
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The hugely popular social networking and hookup app will live-stream a fashion show Sunday.
Grindr is moving beyond 'sup' -- the smartphone app is live-streaming Sunday's J.W. Anderson autumn-winter 2016 runway show in London.
Grindr and Grindr Extra's 7 million members will be allowed a free viewing of the fashion-forward menswear show, which will run on a loop after the live broadcast.
J.W. Anderson creative director Jonathan Anderson said in a statement the livestream was a great opportunity to engage the youth culture that embraces mobile platforms. Grindr marketing executive Landis Smithers said in the same statement that the fashion show is a great way to connect the app's users with "cutting edge culture."
"It is no secret that J.W. Anderson is a killer mix of transgression and creativity, with an unapologetically fresh approach to gender," Smithers said. "That is a perfect match for Grindr."
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