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The new nostalgia: Why brands are embracing the roaring twenties

By Nicola Kemp

As a new decade dawns, a fresh aesthetic of nostalgia is emerging according to Shutterstock’s annual Creative Trends Report.

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UNILAD opens the Illegal Blood Bank to highlight outdated UK legislation

By Izzy Ashton

The Illegal Blood Bank is a marker of how far we still have to go when it comes to overturning historic discriminatory laws and legislation against different communities.

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NatWest donates advertising spend to women-founded start-ups

By Izzy Ashton

As the saying goes, actions speak louder than words. In NatWest’s case, they aren’t just talking about how they believe in female-led businesses; they are developing schemes to actually help them.

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ESCADA invites successful women to share their experiences

By Izzy Ashton

At a time when what constitutes success is fundamentally shifting, how brands represent aspiration, particularly when targeting women, is in flux.

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Deliveroo is proud to be the UK’s second best delivery service

By Izzy Ashton

Deliveroo's first Christmas campaign pays tribute to the 20,000 midwives working across the country throughout the festive season to deliver the most precious of cargos.

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Coca Cola and Stonewall roll out the welcome mat to inclusivity

By Nicola Kemp

Coca-Cola’s latest activation with the Premier League and Stonewall signals a new, inclusive era for sports sponsorship.

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Shutterstock reveals its 2020 Colour Trends report

By Izzy Ashton

While outlining the nature of each shade, Shutterstock also detailed the impact each can have for marketers, forecasting their potential use for the year to come.

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CALM launch #YuleSlog to combat loneliness this Christmas

By Izzy Ashton

One of the main causes of stress and discomfort at this time of year is around the pressure to have the ‘perfect’ Christmas. CALM & Twitter want to get people talking about the realities that surround the festive season.

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How King of Shaves and Beauty Banks brought purpose to the Black Friday frenzy

By Nicola Kemp

By choosing purpose over short-term profit, King of Shaves is successfully cutting through the noise, providing consumers with a thoughtful alternative to the traditional Black Friday binge.

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Glossier brings the experience economy to life with pop-up in London’s Covent Garden

By Izzy Ashton

Experiential marketing affords online-only brands such as Glossier the ability to forge more emotional relationships with consumers.

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The 2040 documentary brings hope to the climate crisis conversation

By Izzy Ashton

The reality of the climate crisis is unavoidable. But what if the images we saw were not simply of the devastation taking place but also offered some optimistic ideas of how we can bring about change.

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Steve McQueen photographs London’s Year 3 classes to highlight creative deficit in schools

By Izzy Ashton

According to Tate Britain, every child should be given the opportunity to express their artistic side, to explore their creativity, a belief at the heart of Steve McQueen’s latest project Year 3.

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How Google is making its voice assistant accessible to people with Down's syndrome

By Izzy Ashton

A new project from Google is an example of what can happen when brands work alongside the community they’re looking to represent and include them rather than speaking on behalf of them.

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Why Kate Winslet is lending her voice to Ovarian Cancer Action

By Izzy Ashton

‘I Will Survive’ is designed to both raise awareness of and also shine a spotlight on a pervasive issue so that generations of girls to come can benefit from the research that is conducted today.

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