Mar 12

MM.LaFleur’s New Campaign Is a Game of Empowering Mad Libs

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For its spring campaign, MM.LaFleur, the direct-to-consumer women’s workwear brand, is playing a grown-up version of a childhood favorite: Mad Libs. But instead of creating the most ludicrous, laugh-out-loud story possible, filling in these blanks gives you an empowering story about the background and dreams of a few inspiring females, including Amy Sherald, who painted…

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