We live in a time where brand association is essentially the benchmark for who we are. It goes without saying, then, that brands are spending more time and money than ever in order to lure our precious attention. So, which companies are doing it right? Look no further than the annual
Zara made a Pepe the Frog skirt. WHAT?! How would a brand like Zara be so tone deaf to not know the racial and political implications of Pepe the Frog? First, some background on Pepe the Frog Pepe the Frog is an anthropomorphic frog character from the comic series Boy’s
Starbucks said Tuesday that it’s jumping on the unicorn trend with its Unicorn Frappuccino, available from April 19 through April 23…in Canada! This magical frappuccino does what magic does best…a sleight of hand. This pink blended drink changes colour and flavour as you drink it. Made with mango syrup, sour
Taiwan-based brand Petite Amie Skincare has now released a collection of emoji sheet masks that will turn you into your favourite emoji. The Petite Amie Korean sheet masks, primed for fame on Instagram, are jam-packed with botanical extracts like cucumber fruit and aloe for soothing red cheeks and reducing inflammation,
Pepsi and Kendall Jenner both made a bizarre, horrible decision to commercialize a protest, depicted in a new advertisement for the brand. Social media and members of the Black Lives Matter movement immediately criticized Pepsi and Jenner for invoking a Black Lives Matter protest and appropriating a movement that highlights the
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