Fashion
The Brand Radar: Farrow & Ball, Liberty and the power of confident collaborations
Start Licensing’s Ian Downes shines a spotlight on a partnership between Farrow & Ball and Liberty around a curated paint collection.
Our top ten most read articles of 2021
Interviews with Disneyland’s Matt Conover, BBC Studios’ Vanessa Hamilton and Skew’s Oliver Dyer all made our top ten this year.
Sarah Goldhawk joins Brands Untapped as Business Development Manager
“We’re over the moon to welcome Sarah to the team as we continue to grow and offer fresh opportunities to partners,” said Billy Langsworthy, Co-Founder at Brands Untapped.
David Peña discusses why The Smurfs and Shaun the Sheep make great partners for the Scouts
How The Smurfs share core values with the Scouts… And what David Peña looks for in a brand partner
Champion debuts limited-edition Hasbro Gaming apparel collection
The range spans hoodies, joggers, tees and footwear based on Monopoly, Twister, Scrabble and Candy Land.
Playboy welcomes Cardi B as firm’s first Creative Director in Residence
The hip-hop star will provide artistic direction across co-branded fashion and sexual wellness merchandise collections, digital editorial content and experiential activations.
Hasbro brings Monopoly, Operation and Cluedo into footwear with Diadora
The range has been designed by Leo Colacicco with shoe details featuring each game’s colours.
Thomas Merrington – Creative Director at Penguin Ventures – on passion, perspectives and Peter Rabbit
As Peter Rabbit’s 120th anniversary approaches, Thomas Merrington – Creative Director at Penguin Ventures – explains why the character continues to thrive across consumer products and live events.
Netflix teams with Reebok for Money Heist footwear and apparel
The Reebok x La Casa de Papel collection will land in 2022.
Marvel’s Deadpool, Venom and Wolverine given the Iron Maiden treatment in merchandise collaboration
“Juxtaposing some of the most recognisable characters in pop art and comic book culture into planet Maiden has been an ambition of ours for years,” said Iron Maiden manager Rod Smallwood.