This Nike Pro Hijab collection is a year in the making with extensive research and testing to execute functionality, aesthetic and cultural prerequisites. Nike has made diversity, equality and female empowerment key pillars for products and advertising campaigns in 2017. First, with the Equality campaign and Nike Plus Size Collection
Tax season is upon us. As all of us gather our slips, receipts, and tax documents, we suddenly see before us “a year in review” – and not the kind found on Facebook. Your taxes tell a unique story about your life – what you spent, what you studied, whether
The limited edition Starbucks springtime cups are pretty, pastel and illustrative — all the things brand integrations are made of on Instagram. We can picture it now: tulips, a rose gold bracelet, grey nails and the springtime Starbucks cup for the perfect flat lay. Starbucks has unveiled their very first
Last week we wrote about how IRL conversation can deliver more value to your team than you’d ever expect, and how, if social media were the Notable cake, spending IRL time together would be the buttercream icing. We wanted to share with our readers how the Notable team connects: after
Zara’s “Love Your Curves” campaign features two young models with absolutely no curves. This campaign illustrates perfectly why women with hips and thighs get #bodypositive on social media instead. Many Millennial women grew up with no real body representation in pop culture or advertising campaigns, when Shakira and Beyoncé were the
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