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Nike 'I am the rules' by Wieden & Kennedy London
Campaign Work, Wednesday, 11 August 2010 04:36PM
Wieden & Kennedy London has a new TV ad to promote the launch of the new Air Max 90 styled for Foot Locker.
Nike 'I am the rules' by Wieden & Kennedy London
The spot, directed by Berlin-based music video directors Alex & Liane, stars the French world champion female boxer Ingrid Graziani and Arsenal footballer Andrey Arshavin, among otherathletes, designers, DJs and ‘sneakerheads’.
The 60 second ad celebrates a unique attitude to sport and individual style, with the strapline: ‘Defy Stereotypes, Defy Prejudice’.
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