When a brand pretends to be something it is not, the result generally backfires. Like this beautiful Chrysler “Style” commercial that demonstrates that yes, Chrysler was synonymous with American style. The key word being WAS. Lesson: Even great advertising does not make un-cool, cool. Which leads us to think of …Read the Rest
Tim and Fiona Slack (T&F Slack) are married to each other and to their love of creating shoes, considered …Read the Rest
Where is social media headed? What is important to learn about now so that we feel like we’re “in the …Read the Rest
There are a number of interesting business software trends on the horizon for 2011. Ten of these will significantly impact …Read the Rest
The fashion world doesn’t celebrate New Year with you civilians, you know. We do our all-change moment in September, when …Read the Rest
Stefano Pilati’s gray plaid slit skirts are exactly the kind of thing that makes runway fashion difficult to translate to …Read the Rest
The red grape Sangiovese’s name is derived from the Latin Sanguis Jovis, meaning “blood of Jove” [Jove is the Roman …Read the Rest
The Federal Reserve has been on a media campaign to sell its monetary policy to average Americans, but this hasn’t …Read the Rest
Forget romance – according to a new book, division of labour and incentivisation hold the key to domestic bliss. Heidi …Read the Rest
Sienna Miller’s character in Trevor Nunn’s production of Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path, the West End wartime drama which opened last …Read the Rest
