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Media News brief: Pretty Polly unveils poster

Pretty Polly, the hosiery brand, has unveiled a risque 64ft-high poster, which it claims is the UK

Mark Ritson on branding: Sport brands get a $15 realitycheck

favourite player. He was much smaller than the other players, barely reaching 6ft 2in - minuscule ...

Retail News Brief: Robert Ashworth to add womenswear

has hired design agency Caulder Moore to design a 1000ft2 area for the range extension at its store

Retail News: Slater Menswear in store revamp

The chain's 25,000ft2 Manchester store will be the first to be revamped, before the new look, including updated POS material, is rolled out to the rest of its 22 stores. Slater Menswear specialises in discounted quality brands. Its flagship Glasgow store is the world's biggest dedicated menswear store ...

Rooney's bloody red cross for Nike causes uproar

Created for Nike by Wieden Kennedy London, the ad was unveiled earlier this week in-store, in press and on billboards, the most prominent being a 60ft execution alongside the M4 in West London. Stephen Pound, Labour MP for Ealing North, has called the image "truly horrible". "This is such a ...

Rooney in celebratory lion's roar alongside the M4

for three hours in a studio for the image, which is 60ft by 90ft in size. The image will also appear ...

Retail choice: Quiksilver

Quiksilver's new 5000ft2 European flagship store on Regent Street highlights a number

Mark Ritson on branding: How Asprey lost its sparkle

on their refurbished 40,000ft2 retail 'masterpiece'. The entrepreneurs had made millions from licensing Ralph Lauren ...

 

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