Diesel promotes a collection of its new sneakers, which are “Not made for running. Great for kicking asses,” with a campaign that is all about butts and people who deserve to be punished for the things they do or say. Following its “Stupid” strategy, the brand launched a section on its website, featuring the new catalogue, videos, Twittas service, and online activity with kickable characters.

Coty is calling for moves. To promote the new product, adidas Moves Pulse, the global fragrance and the iris creative agency presented a website, which also serves as a platform of the new contest, encouraging US high school students (13 years of age and over) to showcase their inspirational moves for a chance to win $15,000 for their High School and $1,000 of adidas gear for them and their team.

Unilever announced that it has entered into a partnership with Silicon Valley-based Ampere Life Sciences to access Ampere’s Digital Biology™ technology platform and secure exclusive rights for the development of innovative consumer products. Terms of the transaction are not being disclosed. The 5-year initiative will bring together a worldwide team of Unilever and Ampere scientists working on the core biology of ageing.

Clinique and Teen Vogue, the leading teen fashion magazine, are launching the second annual Clinique Fresh Faces Tour. The 13-city tour will travel to college campuses and select Nordstrom locations from September 14 through November 9 to inspire young women interested in fashion, beauty and publishing careers and educate them about how to break into these desirable industries.