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January 5, 2021

Marc Jacobs Revives its Signature ’90s Styles with a Pop-up and Launch Event

To shift public perception after a year of challenging media coverage, Marc Jacobs reissued its signature ’90s styles and commissioned a major multimedia campaign, including a Juergen Teller photo shoot with A-list models, a New York City pop-up and a launch event. At the event, the brand upped the buzz factor by capturing instant, studio-quality...

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January 5, 2021

The Washington Post and Mike’s Hard Offer Edible Photos, Facial Recognition

A 10-market campaign by the The Washington Post and Mike’s Hard Lemonade was aimed at steering consumers toward some good news. And two nifty technologies were at play. One was emotional recognition software, capable of reading participants’ response to news content. The other, deployed at a Manhattan pop-up shop, was an “edible photo booth” that...

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January 5, 2021

SK-II Targets Affluent Women with an Augmented Reality-Powered Pop-up

Aiming to reconnect with younger, affluent and digitally savvy Japanese women, the Japanese premium skincare brand invited consumers to a Tokyo pop-up shop called SK-II Wonderland. The space was part interactive art exhibition, part virtual scavenger hunt and part all-immersive experience. Upon entering, attendees received a mobile device preloaded with an AR app. Using location-dependent...

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January 4, 2021

Nestlé Goes Retro for its Instagrammable Pop-up Milk Bar

Nestled into Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade, Nestlé’s Milk Stop pop-up was a nostalgic tribute to the brand’s 70th birthday. With a giant milk bar as its centerpiece, the space featured bright colors, retro design (old-school TVs showing vintage ads) and retro activation (posing for Polaroid photos!), plenty of the brand’s signature yellow and blue...

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January 4, 2021

Samsung Places the Galaxy’s Photo Chops in Focus with Three Portrait Studios

The 1,260-square-foot /make studio showed off Samsung Galaxy’s picture-taking capabilities—a critical factor in most smartphone purchases—with three portrait studios, each with scenic elements and lighting that highlighted the camera’s technology. One emphasized the “live focus” feature with crisp lines and geometric shapes; others demonstrated the color temperature and low-light features. And the brand showed off...

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