Diet Coke is launching the second installment of its annual Diet Coke Young Designer Challenge, aiming to discover independent fashion designers across the USA. The participants will be competing for a chance to get their design featured on an exclusive Diet Coke’s T-shirt to arrive at the U.S. Target stores in fall.
Author: Anna Rudenko
Starbucks has released a 2013 pack for its 3 Region Blend that was introduced back in May 2010. For the new product, Starbucks has once again combined the finest beans from each of the planet’s three coffee-growing regions—Latin America, Africa/Arabia and Asia/Pacific—to show the power of united taste.
In a bid to establish its presence on the online music market, Google launched its on-demand subscription music service “Google Play Music All Access” at I/O event in San Francisco yesterday. The service, which comes as Spotify’s rival, is currently available only in the U.S, but will be soon rolled out in more countries.
BMW i, an electric car brand, is rolling out a marketing effort centered on its pioneering spirit and passion for sustainability, innovation and the ability to shape the future of mobility. The campaign dubbed “Driving the Next Movement” features historically-significant icons to highlight the BMW Group’s sub-brand visionary thinking focused on technology and environmental challenges.
Adidas and Yohji Yamamoto, who have been collaborating for already ten years, are inviting consumers to discover the new collection Y-3 S/S 2013 in an engaging, interactive way. The two design legends, from the sports and fashion world, let the global audience create a unique shareable film online by tapping letters and figures on their keyboards.