The North Face – Extreme Shopping
If it comes to brand experiences The North Face in South Korea dares to go to the max. In its Extreme Shopping campaign, the outdoor specialist surprises shoppers with ...
One of the most iconic logos in fashion, the Lacoste crocodile, is making way for ten threatened animals in a new line of limited-edition polo shirts. For each species, the number of polo shirts produced corresponds to the number of individuals known to remain in the wild. Ranging from 30 examples for the Vaquita to 450 examples for the Anegada Rock Iguana. The shirts were launched during the Paris Fashion Week and available for sale online on the Lacoste website (they sold out quite fast). For this campaign Lacoste teams up with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and each polo purchased helps to preserve these endangered species. Great doing good activation that reminds us of last year’s Tiger protection campaign for WWF.
If it comes to brand experiences The North Face in South Korea dares to go to the max. In its Extreme Shopping campaign, the outdoor specialist surprises shoppers with ...
The size of a donut, the powers of a superhero. With this catchy slogan Google launches its Home Mini. To celebrate the release, the tech giant set up a ...
Tell me and I’ll forget. Show me and I may remember. Involve me and I’ll understand. BMW translates this old Chinese proverb in an exciting and innovative cinema ad. ...