In times of strict quarantine in Latin America, Doritos invites us to prepare three powerful recipes at home: mac and cheese, chicken wings and cheese bites, all with the fiery touch of Flamin’ Hot.
As lockdown restrictions in London ease up, ride-hailing app Bolt wants to help people move from online to offline.
(TrendHunter.com) The Neko Goten Cat Tower is an all-in-one furniture solution for pet owners that will offer them everything they need to keep their furry friend comfortable and supported throughout the day….
When we lock ourselves up looking at our phone, we miss out on so many things. Moments that we won’t remember, talks that’ll never come, a life that keeps moving. We lock ourselves up so much that we basically lose the freedom to move and we “get” behind bars.
Lumber Liquidators has rebranded to LL Flooring and with it, launched an entirely new brand campaign by AOR Fallon. The work is a wonderfully odd and smile-inducing homage to homeowners’ obsessions coming out of the pandemic — consumer spending on home improvement has been at an all-time high, as has an enhanced appreciation for what ‘home’ means.
The British Beauty Council, the not-for-profit organisation founded to represent the voices, opinions and needs of the British beauty industry, has revealed a major new campaign to encourage people to return to salons and invest in beauty. The push was developed in partnership with creative agency M&C Saatchi.
In response to the impact of Covid-19 on the industry, with salons and beauty brands hit hard, “Oh hello beauty” aims to reverse the decline, getting people booking to see a beauty professional, and buying beauty products online or in shops, by showing how beauty can help us feel our best and reminding people how amazing it is to get the professional touch.
With many people forced to do their own beauty treatments during lockdown, the campaign plays on the human insights we can all relate to about what happens when you take beauty treatments into your own hands, rather than going to the professionals.
The colourful, bold illustrations are a celebration of how fabulous beauty is, how it can make you feel positive and uplifted, and a reminder that the industry is open and ready for customers. The executions carry the line: “The beauty industry is ready for you now” and the hashtag #OHHELLOBEAUTY.
The British Beauty Council, the not-for-profit organisation founded to represent the voices, opinions and needs of the British beauty industry, has revealed a major new campaign to encourage people to return to salons and invest in beauty. The push was developed in partnership with creative agency M&C Saatchi.
In response to the impact of Covid-19 on the industry, with salons and beauty brands hit hard, “Oh hello beauty” aims to reverse the decline, getting people booking to see a beauty professional, and buying beauty products online or in shops, by showing how beauty can help us feel our best and reminding people how amazing it is to get the professional touch.
With many people forced to do their own beauty treatments during lockdown, the campaign plays on the human insights we can all relate to about what happens when you take beauty treatments into your own hands, rather than going to the professionals.
The colourful, bold illustrations are a celebration of how fabulous beauty is, how it can make you feel positive and uplifted, and a reminder that the industry is open and ready for customers. The executions carry the line: “The beauty industry is ready for you now” and the hashtag #OHHELLOBEAUTY.
Announcement marks the latest diversity commitment from the world’s largest restaurant chain, which will also form new multi-year partnerships with diverse media companies.
Her hiring brought a backlash from conservatives concerned about her involvement in The Times Magazine’s 1619 Project, which examined the legacy of slavery in America.
If you want to recreate that iconic scene from Titanic–you know the one–you’ll need to pay special attention to the nautical miles-per-hour of your ship. If you don’t, you could end up like this poor couple, trying their level best to romance each other (a la Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio) but succeeding mostly in…
The industry was decimated by the pandemic, with theaters shut across the country and new films delayed by Hollywood studios. But now cinemas are ready to fill up their seats again. Will audiences follow?
Nobody likes it when they are stalked across social media by an ex, so is it any surprise that people feel the same way about brands? You would have hoped that most marketers would intuitively understand this. But there can be no avoiding it now as new data has demonstrated that consumers universally reject a…
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