During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, matches held at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California triggered the governing body’s clean stadium policy — which requires all non-sponsor branding to be removed or covered before kick-off. The Levi’s name was hidden. The batwing logo remained visible. Levi’s issued a press release stating that fans recognised the […]
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British Airways and Wolves of Tokyo — a new Japanese restaurant inside London’s newly redeveloped Olympia — have collaborated on an exclusive in-flight dining menu for Club World passengers on Heathrow to Tokyo Haneda routes, running from July 1 for two months. The menu was developed with catering provider DO & CO and adapted for
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Nike’s Kobe x FC Barcelona collection blends Kobe Bryant’s Mamba Mentality with the club’s football heritage. The 2025–26 away kit swaps the Swoosh for the Kobe Sheath, in Team Gold with Persian Violet and black accents, honouring Kobe while celebrating Barça’s identity. The collection includes Kobe x Barça Air Force 1 Protro and Kobe 4
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Decathlon emerges with a vibrant new brand identity and campaign, masterminded by Wolff Olins and AMV BBDO, heralding a fresh era of wonder and play in the global sports arena. Here’s what makes this transformation remarkable: By infusing purpose, unity, and playfulness into their brand, companies like Decathlon can forge deeper connections with consumers and
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Coca-Cola’s latest holiday campaign unveils a revamped visual identity, marking a strategic fusion of tradition and adaptability on a global scale. JKR devised a visual identity blending “iconically Coke” elements with Christmas motifs, utilizing a tight palette of colours, shapes, and patterns. A new serif typeface was sourced from Coca-Cola archives, infusing the campaign with
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Airbnb underwent a strategic shift from performance marketing to brand-centric campaigns. The pandemic severely impacted the travel industry, causing Airbnb to lose about 80% of its business. This prompted the company to reimagine itself, emphasizing the importance of branding and design. Airbnb’s new approach involved investing in product development to highlight unique features and differentiate
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Pepsi, the iconic cola brand, is gearing up for its 125th birthday with a grand celebration that blends nostalgia with innovation. The festivities include an updated logo, immersive activations, media takeovers, and giveaways spanning 125 days. Leveraging this milestone, gives Pepsi the opportunity to remind us all of it’s long history and dynamic future. Pepsi’s
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Singapore Airlines has launched its “Welcome to World-Class” global campaign to showcase its commitment to providing exceptional customer experiences. The campaign features an array of new initiatives aimed at delivering an unparalleled in-flight experience, including upgraded Wi-Fi plans and innovative services. SIA’s award-winning cabin crew are central to this promise, focusing on their diverse life
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Dyson is amping up their offerings with Dyson Zone, a set of wireless air-purifying headphones, marking the company’s first step into audio and wearable technologies. The product comprises a set of over-ear, noise-cancelling headphones and a visor which aims to deliver clean air to the wearer. The look and design seem like it’s made for
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