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Orange-coloured Scottish fizzy pop IRN-BRU - reportedly banned from Trump Turnberry high-end golf resort because they couldn't remove the stains any spills leave on carpets and soft furnishings - gives its iconic 'Made from Girders' slogan an update via a smart schoolboy and trademark humour. “We wanted to do something that respected and celebrated our brand’s heritage," says the distinctive brand, "while moving it forward in ... Read More
Upmarket fashion brand Ralph Lauren references action favourites like the James Bond 007 films, Thomas Crown, and Mission Impossible movies with this six-minute animated treat for well-dressed kids of all ages. As explained by the company, which was founded in 1967 and continues to reflect core values of elegance, attention to detail and a distinctive 'preppy' image: "When a newspaper clipping reports that a long-missin... Read More
And the right kind of 1984, come to that. US dog treat company Pup-Peroni - founded in the year often associated with George Orwell's increasingly pertinent dystopian novel - keys into contemporary trends with this gentle parody of social media influencers. We've all seen or been That Person taking pics of their food while eating out, and sharing comments to nobody or everybody via a smartphone in real-time. This time, it... Read More
You may have heard the expression 'all dressed up like a dog's dinner', used to describe a badly put-together outfit. Well, dog dinners take on a whole new imagery in this 'Great Hair' ad by canine food company The Farmer's Dog. The home delivery service was set up in 2014 by Brett Podolsky and Jonathan Regev when one of their own dogs was struggling with stomach issues and nothing seemed to help. Guess what? Turns out that a vet's suggestion of... Read More