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A spot of Yuletide yearning for...
If anyone can make guns, crime,...
Ice cream shooting out of a man's jeans - hm, pretty weird!
If you're an aficionado of Brit...
Light-touch promotion for the first ski capsule collaboration between upmarket - many would say luxury - fashion house Jaquemus and established sports apparel outfitter Nike. Billed as "A silhouette built for speed and softness - featuring waterproof GORE-TEX fabrics", the collection is brought to stylish life by Bibi Breslin, whose combo of classic beauty and versatility has made the British model a highly co... Read More
A jaunty little number for the Christmas 2025 suite of British ads - this one from the retailer Argos, which was originally set up in 1973 and now operates mainly with its parent company Sainsbury's. Fans of 'The Inbetweeners' will recognise actor Simon Bird, who played Will in the popular comedy TV series and films and brings his own particular style to the campaign. Argos' brand mascots Connie and Trevor turn sinister for th... Read More
A festive gem featuring claymotion favourites Wallace & Gromit - now that's a cracker of a Christmas ad! Few would argue with the quietly witty charm inherent in the animated couple's adventures, and this 1'30" campaign for another iconic British brand - luxury clothing firm Barbour - does not disappoint. With artificial intelligence (AI) shovelling pressure on advertisers to come up with something in line with its own ga... Read More
Beware - this mini horror-movie is not for the squeamish! Dog parents / walkers / lovers and haters will relate to the 1'30" campaign, which makes a vivid point about the importance of feeding dogs proper food. The Australian company behind it, Lyka, claims that 87% of its customers see improvements in their dogs' poo after switching to Lyka's fresh food regime. The horror film styling builds to one of those scenes you might wish you hadn't seen.... But what do you reckon - effective ad?