A citywide poster campaign, featuring photography by Gabriel Moses, saw the Lake Elsinore Storm cap insignia appear across London in the days leading up to launch – building anticipation where it matters most, out on the streets. With the posters going up just before the collection went live, the campaign turned presence into demand, as founder and Creative Director Clint Ogbenna made his own pilgrimage across the sites – reinforcing Corteiz’s ability to drive culture and product in equal measure.

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High-impact sites, including Stroud Place, North Pole Road and Vinegar Yard, were brought together through a multi-format rollout. From classic 4-sheets and kiosks to 48-sheets and full street-length takeovers, the campaign scaled across the city with dapper confidence. 

Built around the collaboration between A$AP Rocky and Ray-Ban, the work reimagined iconic frames with a bold, disruptive edge – turning heritage into something fresh, visible and unmissable on the streets of London. 

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Shot by Juergen Teller, the imagery delivered a subtle festive nod ahead of gifting season, leaving passersby wondering if a little Westwood might end up beneath their tree. The campaign also highlighted the designer’s stores across all three cities – ready and waiting to welcome Christmas shoppers. 

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Designed to provide the wearer with real-time insights and action-packed hands-free moments, the sport-centred glasses are built to do it all: monitor activity, play audio, capture video and deflect sunlight. With striking artwork that showcased the Prism 24K and Prism Road colourways, combined with fitting prompts and razor-sharp reflections, this campaign proved gold-medal worthy. 

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The campaign celebrated the eight-piece NIKE x KNWLS collection: a fusion of athleticism, elegance and avant-garde fashion. From corsets and twinsets to the futuristic Air Max Muse, this was a full wardrobe built for modern power and movement.

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With each format reworking the classic for the streets today, the black-and-white visuals hit hard against raw city walls. A cultural icon reimagined without compromise – the Superstar’s never just been a sneaker – and this was never just another poster.

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To spotlight the event, JACK partnered with Talon for a bold poster takeover across Selfridges’ home cities – London, Manchester, and Birmingham. Inspired by ‘90s rave flyers, they gave their iconic typography a nostalgic twist, paired with a cheeky Selfridges-yellow caution sign reading “Dance Floor Warning.” To unlock the music, the public can scan the QR code, sign up, and dive into the beat. 

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The campaign rolled out in Manchester, London, Paris, and Berlin with targeted street projections and ‘galleries,’ each city spotlighting areas chosen through The Face x Nike’s collaboration with local artists from those neighbourhoods. Every site lit up at the exact same time – an intentional move echoing the campaign’s core idea: the “power of 8.” Targeted takeovers turned urban walls into glowing, high-impact moments, creating a campaign that felt as live and raw as the film itself.

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We partnered once again with DF Concerts and Events to gain exclusive access to the festival site. Throughout the three days, we promoted their stellar line-up and broader music programming across our poster sites in the park. Alongside this, DIABOLICAL rolled out high-impact campaigns for BBC Radio and worked with Live Nation to bring Hot Dub Time Machine to the park.

BUILDHOLLYWOOD SCOTLAND showcased local culture by partnering with Big Think Agency and The Media Shop to highlight Glasgow Green and the University of the West of Scotland. Working with ATG Entertainment Limited, they also brought the iconic Kings Theatre Glasgow into the spotlight, further tying the city’s rich creative scene to the festival experience.

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JACK brought the campaign to life on the streets with a city-wide takeover, featuring striking mega sites, image-wrapped kiosks, and one standout location offering tear-away portraits for passersby to take home a piece of the festival energy.

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To mark the launch of its Spring/Summer 2024 collection, JACK brought the brand to life across London with bold takeovers at key hotspots. Kiosks and large-format sites throughout the city were wrapped in visuals from the new collection. The campaign artwork perfectly captured J&M Davidson’s signature fusion of classic craftsmanship and contemporary design.

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At the heart of the campaign is a message: your story is written in the stars, and it’s yours to tell. With jewellery that’s personal and full of meaning, Astrid & Miyu invites you to express yourself, one charm at a time. Mirrored posters offered the perfect selfie moment a chance to catch your reflection, admire your look, or decide if it’s time to add a little more shine. Because with Astrid & Miyu, there’s always room for a little extra sparkle.

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In its latest campaign, Harvey Nichols partnered with JACK to bring its effortlessly chic aesthetic to the streets of London. Designed to make a statement, the campaign featured striking visuals that showcased the brand’s contemporary yet timeless style. With prominent site takeovers across key London locations, the campaign was unmissable, turning the urban landscape into a living lookbook that captured the essence of Harvey Nichols’ latest collections.

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JACK Scotland teamed up with Talon to platform their stories of identity, allyship, and belonging on our poster sites across Glasgow, Manchester and Liverpool, presenting their quotes and portraits (and of course their shoes) on a range of 12-sheet, 4-in-a-row and 6-in-a-row takeovers – providing space for high impact storytelling on the city streets.

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⁠JACK and Carhartt took to the streets at the peak of London Fashion Week to welcome in the new Spring / Summer collections with a collage of colour across billboards and kiosks throughout London, Manchester and Bristol. The campaign featured visuals that were photographed by London photographer Joshua Gordon and offered a kaleidoscopic view of the seasons ahead.

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The campaign’s artwork features adults letting loose and channelling their inner child—jumping, leaping, training, resting, and doing it all over again. It’s a bold invitation from Lululemon: live fully, move freely, and experience it all in your favourite activewear.

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Jacky infused her distinctive artistic style into illustrations showcasing both established and emerging luxury brands available at Harvey Nichols, both online and in-store. Drawing inspiration from global ready-to-wear and couture collections, her mesmerising artwork captures the essence of the retailer’s curated selection. The campaign took over London, with immersive site takeovers, kiosks, and large-scale installations, bringing high fashion to the streets in a visually stunning and impactful way.

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Scattered throughout Soho, small yet striking clings invited passersby to interact with the campaign in a fun and engaging way. Each cling featured a tear-away pad with a delicate flower attached and a QR code, which participants could scan to enter the competition. The interactive nature of the campaign, combined with its romantic Valentine’s Day timing, brought an element of surprise and delight to the streets, encouraging people to engage with the brands in a creative and memorable way.

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With mega-site takeovers and a campaign that dominated the streets, the release was impossible to overlook. It effortlessly showcased Represents’ signature style in every corner of the city.

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Working with Kinetic and JACK, H&M went big, for all the right reasons. Taking over our sites throughout London, the campaign artwork featured striking portraits of some of the garments from the collection. Each poster detailed the dates and locations of the physical relaunch across seven global stores, followed by the online drop – ensuring fashion lovers around the world can get in on the collaboration.

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Throughout August and September, size? invited customers in their UK stores to write uplifting or empowering messages on postcards for strangers. The response was overwhelming! This incredible outpouring of positivity inspired a collaboration with both brands, JACK, and Smart Media to launch an out-of-home campaign in Manchester and London. Our goal? To share these inspirational messages from complete strangers and spread some much-needed positive vibes. 

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This summer, JACK partnered with Rapport to launch Estrid’s summer campaign across London, including a site takeover at 1 Quaker Street. The campaign served as a refreshing counter to the unrealistic body images often promoted during the summer season. The campaign empowered consumers to embrace their confidence, showcasing eight ambassadors from diverse backgrounds, each celebrated for their unique individuality.

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With Liam Gallagher back in Berghaus and Oasis taking over the cultural conversation with their reunion tour announcement, this campaign turned heads at every corner. Vibrant artwork flooded the streets of London and Gallagher’s hometown of Manchester, ensuring that everyone knew Berghaus was back with its iconic best-seller and that Liam was once again proudly wearing it.

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JACK showcased this vision on the streets of London and Manchester with a city-wide takeover’s, featuring the eye-catching red artwork everywhere. From kiosks to mega sites, JACK made sure every stylish girl knew what the must-have shoes are for the summer.

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JACK with Kinetic played a key role in amplifying H&M’s cultural relevance taking the message to the streets with a striking poster campaign, including kiosks and impactful site takeovers across London and Manchester. 

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Jack and Dentsu spread the monochromatic campaign across all corners of the city. The street poster campaign, featuring the AW24 collection lookbook in striking black and white, emphasized the bold shapes, silhouettes, and tailoring. With the brand’s signature blend of punk and glamour vividly present on the streets, it positioned McQueen at the forefront of the season in London’s most fashionable hotspots. 

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JACK worked with Out There to invite the passersby of our cities to be witness to this moment, during London Fashion Week. Featuring playful photography from the big day, the campaign celebrates the outfits just as much as the occasion, demonstrating that denim is more than a fabric: it is a means of personal creativity and expression.

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JACK and Jo Malone collaborated to introduce this nostalgic pairing to the streets of London, with an equally special creative build. Taking over our 1 Quaker Street site, our in-house creative studio team transformed the site into a larger-than-life version of Paddington’s trunk, with ‘marmalade’ spilling out into the streets. By night, the build was illuminated with a golden glow and stood as a reminder that there’s always room for a bit of childhood magic and a marmalade-scented adventure.

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Set within the city’s oldest park, Glasgow Green, located on the banks of the River Clyde, the festival delivered a dreamy pop/rock line up including Calvin Harris, Sugababes, Liam Gallagher and Rick Astley – alongside a surprise appearance by hometown icons Travis, before the band hosted their own pop-up gig in front of our Barrowlands billboard promoting their tenth album.

We teamed up with powerhouses DF Concerts and Events who gave us exclusive access to the festival walls during the 3-day music festival – we promoted their line-up and wider music programming on our poster sites across the park, alongside eye-catching campaigns from the likes of Specsavers and headline supporters Rockstar energy drinks, providing the backdrop to the good times.

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We brought the collaboration to life with a multi-format, tease-and-reveal campaign throughout London; across billboards, banners, kiosks and takeover sites. The campaign championed star athletes navigating the wild Californian landscapes, while the joint logo, a fusion of LOEWE’s iconic ‘L’ anagram and On’s more modern typography, symbolises the partnership and was seen far and wide in the streets.

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To mark the brand’s centenary, we worked with Kinetic Worldwide to take over the streets of Manchester with a vivid and commanding poster campaign. Posters showcased Belstaff’s new anniversary capsule collection with powerful portraits of Welsh artist Edie Ashley, in-house designer Ollie Barton, curator and film producer Peter Ogunsalu and model Amelia Backman, tiled alongside bold typographic designs in the brand’s familiar orange and black palette, and announcing the opening of their new store on the city’s buzzing King Street. 

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Painted in their signature blue, the Sandbox was converted into a retail space with 20% off in store purchases, as well as a workshop overlooking the street where event-goers could customise an exclusive MALIN+GOETZ tote – perfect to take complimentary products home in. Guests also sampled a series of their iconic fragrances and candles, while enjoying a free cocktail in collaboration with East London Liquor. Expanding the brand experience onto the surrounding streets, we created a sustainable tearaway billboard with exclusive offers for MALIN+GOETZ as well as local brands and businesses. Community really is king.

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We brought the brilliance of the collection out of the ocean and into the streets of London with the help of Energy. Shimmering with brilliance, the campaign featured bright white-hued crystals and strands of pearls, meticulously cast in both sculptural forms and fluid shapes, in a hypnotic blend of art and experimentation.

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To bring the inaugural initiative to London we worked with Rapport to spotlight the festival in deep-blue and green tones. Featuring monochromatic portraits of the collectives ambassadors, the poster campaign went deep into the streets of north, south, east, west, and everywhere in between.

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JACK and Kinetic teamed up to hit the streets of London running, covering ground between the north, south, east, and west of London. Utilising our takeover sites as a large look-book for the public, the campaign was also emblazoned by mirrored posters allowing passersby to put themselves in the collection or stop for a quick fit check. 

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JACK had the pleasure of bringing anniversary campaign to the streets of London, taking over our poster sites across Hackney and pushing the brands vintages creds to a new generation of fans. 

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JACK worked with Talon to launch the AW collection on the streets, going corner-to-corner covering the north, south, east and west of London. 

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Using the tagline ‘Made in Cardiff, Inspired by You’, IBY’s limited-edition black shirt is a tribute to the city’s people and culture, with its streets literally weaved into its design, and launched with a star-studded photo shoot featuring the Championship side’s striker Iké Ugbo alongside local legends such as sports presenter Jason Mohammed and world champion boxer Joe Cordina. 

We worked with IBY and Cardiff City FC to tease the release on the streets of the city with a bold blacked-out campaign across our billboard and takeover sites, giving passers-by a glimpse of the shirt’s cartographic design and ramping up the excitement for the official launch date. 

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JACK went far and wide with this one, on campaign that takes the 3-stripes to new heights. Working with Kinetic we championed portraits of the local and global icons who brought the iconic trefoil to the forefront of culture. The campaign was seen throughout the streets of London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham in a continued celebration of Adidas’ lasting impact on culture, style and authenticity. 

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To take the collection to the streets for London Fashion Week 2023, we worked alongside Talon to deliver a poster campaign that celebrates the new ensemble and encourages exploration of the great outdoors, with style and with protection.  

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JACK and Mediabridge worked to welcome the unity of these two icons throughout London. Across billboard and takeover sites, the campaign photography reaffirmed this contemporary collaboration through a minimal and monochromatic identity.

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Shot by Juergen Teller, the campaign contrasts street photography with shots taken in a theatre, and models posing as a ‘troop of renaissance performers’ on a stark black backdrop. The street posters featured across a multitude of formats in Manchester and Cardiff including our street-side drums (beautifully utilising that distinction in photographic styles by flipping landscape images portrait), and alternating images on takeovers for a checkerboard effect. 

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To bring the celebratory campaign to the street, we worked with Mulberry and Talon to help London fall in love with the Bayswater all over again. Bringing Mckenzie’s gorgeous shoot to the city, we showcased Mulberry in the likes of Holborn, Hackney, Ladbroke Grove and Shoreditch.

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Providing a wearable sample of island life, the collection – captured on Alewya, Bad Gyal, Mason Hyce Barnes, Guitarricadelafuente, Emily Ratajkowski, Devin Halbal and Karol G – stepped out in the city with our street poster campaign in collaboration with Loewe. Targeting some of London’s key fashion hotspots, the multi-format campaign made a splash in the city. 

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To take the collection to the streets of the UK capital, we teamed up with 16Arlington for a poster campaign during London Fashion Week. Debuting the collection’s step out onto the city streets, the creatives were both neoteric and nostalgic, feeling dreamy and celestial with nineties and noughties-influenced colour palettes.

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To make an impact in London for the collection launch, we worked with Loewe on a mural on Shoreditch’s Great Eastern Street – showcasing Howl’s moving castle itself in the story’s dream-like landscape. Appearing across Loewe’s TikTok and Twitter accounts, the content received tens of thousands of likes, and over one million views.

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To launch the new collection on the streets of London and Manchester, we worked with Tangent Agency. Combining ambient activity with street poster takeovers of our sites through the heart of each city, we projected the all-weathers editorial shoot across the night in London, showing off the best of what 1TRL has to offer.

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To put the spotlight on Anthropologie’s winter collection – equal parts elegant, fun, and festive – we worked with the brand on a street poster campaign. Taking in some of London’s most fashion-centric spots, it showcased an editorial shoot that truly epitomised the essence of Anthropologie. 

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As part of Levi’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, the ‘Buy Better, Wear Longer’ campaign set out to reinforce its eco-conscious philosophy of creating quality pieces that won’t go out of style. To take this to the streets, we worked alongside the brand and OMD UK on a trio of huge, hand-painted murals in London, coinciding with the beginning of autumn and peak denim weather. 

In-keeping with the intentions of the campaign, ‘the paint used purifies air by using energy from natural sunlight to breakdown harmful pollutants and odour molecules’, while the artworks tell the story of a pair of 501s that have accompanied their owner through life and time. Placed in the heart of Spitalfields and Shoreditch, the murals made huge impact on the street – popping up on Levi’s Instagram. 

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With influencer favourite Emma Chamberlain front-and-centre in GROW UP with GANNI x Levi’s alongside Fanta Fofana, Imani Randolph, and Emma Breschi, the campaign creatives embodied all of the collection’s whimsiness with nature, greenery and wholesome vibes in abundance. As we teamed up with GANNI for a street poster spread that took in the north, south, east and west of London, we put word of the new collection across the city – coinciding with a best-ever GANNI show at Copenhagen Fashion Week.

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Across a multitude of poster formats, including full-length portrait takeovers of our street-site drums, the campaign brought together all that has made Vivienne Westwood iconic for so long – a bit of punk, a bit of a DIY vibe, continually fresh approaches to design, and a sprinkling of classic techniques and tailoring for good measure.

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To bring the celebrated collab to London we worked with One Yard to spotlight the collection, and its streetwear-centric, city-chic aesthetic in deep-neutral tones. Taking in some of London’s most trend-setting spots and creative heartlands in two waves of a street poster campaign, we brought The Next Wave to the streets of Hackney, Shoreditch, Peckham, Brixton, and beyond.

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To make the news right at home on the streets of London, we worked with Billups on a two-part tease and reveal campaign. Initially unveiling the collaboration logo in understated black-and-white, our sites later became home to the collab’s already-iconic imagery. Featuring the likes of Willem Dafoe, Joan Collins, Kyle Wilson and Lourdes Leon, it was a street poster campaign that belonged right in the heart of the city. 

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We worked with Talon Outdoor for the occasion, turning their vision of a deliberately mis-posted creative billboard into a reality on one of our sites in North London. Rotating the poster a full 90 degrees to play on the “Should’ve gone to Specsavers” slogan, it created widespread intrigue and humour – going viral across social media platforms, and making it into The Drum, Marketing Mag, Campaign and Australia’s B&T, amongst many other industry publications.

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For its SS22 womenswear campaign – marking yet another trend-setting collection from the celebrated couturiers – we worked alongside the brand to launch it across London, turning the streets into Alexander McQueen’s very own catwalk.

Taking in the north, south, east and west of the city, the street poster campaign showcased the SS22 Alexander McQueen collection lookbook in beautiful black and white, allowing the shapes, silhouettes and tailoring to sing. With the brand’s trademark fusion of punk and glamour palpable on the street, it placed them front-and-centre for the season ahead in the most trendsetting and fashion-orientated spots that London has to offer.

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To celebrate UGG’s latest rain-ready lines, the Drizlita and Tasman X, it teamed up with award-winning dancer, choreographer and actress Parris Goebel – showcasing the shoes’ ability to enable you to move, showcase your individuality, and defy expectations come rain or shine.

With fuchsia pink and slime green colourways as UGG’s retro-but-new defining shades, we worked with Karla Otto to bring them to life on the street-side in London. Taking over Shoreditch with a giant graffiti mural that echoed the vintage inspirations behind UGG’s innovations, it brought the brand’s creativity to life in the heart of East London.

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For its spring campaign, we worked with Billups to take Ace & Tate’s eyewear onto the streets of London. Echoing the brand’s understated identity, the street poster campaign featured pared-back and contemporary artwork, bringing in splashes of bold and bright colour to nod to one of the most colourful times of year.

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We worked with Palace to take over our Broadway Market site for the launch, super-sizing Zomby’s leading artwork on the street for the occasion. Reflecting the style and vitality of the city around it, it popped up on the artist’s Instagram – making a real impact with its unapologetically loud and bright design.

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We worked alongside Sane Communications to help Holzweiler take over street-sides across London – so for its AW21 campaign that dropped right alongside the temperatures, the brand spotlighted its iconic down jackets. With a range of shapes that reflect the brand’s understated and contemporary approach, the creatives were just as cool and aesthetic as you’d expect.

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We teamed up with TikTok to take #thisisBlack nationwide, taking over sites in Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, Manchester and Sheffield. Showcasing the campaign’s stars in monochrome tones alongside TikTok’s iconic bright pink and turquoise, the run also included a trio of creative billboards in London, illuminating the creators for all the city to see.

It proved to make great social content too – appearing on TikTok UK’s Instagram and Twitter accounts, as well as a number of the creators’ profiles (including Nifè and Ehiz) – earning well over one-hundred thousand likes in the process.

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Originally launched in 1975, the Amazona is an iconic silhouette from the Loewe archive – which is now being rereleased with a helping hand from none other than Juergen Teller. In a campaign that evokes all the grit, authenticity and wit of his own trademark aesthetic, the Amazona’s refreshed feel has been brought to life with a host of faces from the arts and culture world, including Gillian Anderson, Arca, Justin Vivian Bond, Tracee Ellis, Nabhaan Rizwan and Liu Wen.

We worked with Loewe to bring the renewed Amazona to the streets of London, with takeovers and billboards showcasing Teller’s kaleidoscopic creatives in taste-making areas of north and east London. “With a message of independence and inclusivity” in a campaign “that spans culture and identity”, it facilitated a street-side reinvention for the fashion house that keeps on giving.

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Thinking with sustainability at the fore, we brought the brand to Glasgow’s streets to coincide with COP26 for the release of Begg x Co’s inaugural Responsibility Report. Decorating the streets of the city with excerpts from ‘Fresh Ayr’, a specially commissioned spoken word piece from André – aka 77 – of Forij, it was an ode to the city, to Scotland, and to its nature.

Matched with striking imagery that evoked Begg x Co’s organic, intuitive, forward-thinking brand, the street poster campaign took over the city with their intentions, at a time laser-focused onto environmental considerations.

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This year, we took to All Points East, Field Day, TRNSMT, Latitude, Download, Parklife, Reading & Leeds and Wireless to provide the all-important vibrant, colourful and creative backdrops to festivalgoers’ days and memories thereafter, transforming the structures of each site into bespoke poster installations. For us, this meant showcasing mega-campaigns for Netflix’s Sex Education, TikTok, The Warehouse Project, Little Simz, Sky TV’s Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Wolf Alice and many, many more.

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We worked with COS to tease and reveal their debut LFW showcase, with a two-phase campaign hitting street-sides across London. With the first posters featuring beautiful, serene snapshots of the new collection alongside the time, date and QR code linking to the upcoming broadcast, the second half of the campaign brought the newly premiered pieces to the forefront. With COS’ trademark style and refinement evident, it brought the fashion week sentiment straight to the streets.

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Adam Jones’ spiritual home is the traditional boozer. Finding the decor of these British institutions endlessly inspiring, he tells us, “When you’ve got an eye for fashion, you can’t help but notice the wood against the green pool table on top of those red, brown, orange sun-bleached carpets. It’s a lot of colour and texture for the mind. You could just sit down there and make the entire collection out of that room.”

The 30-year-old fashion designer with an eye for kitsch has made a name for himself by repurposing original beer towels and turning them into a range of (which have recently been spotted on the likes of Dua Lipa, Nothing But Thieves, and Sports Team). He even used a pub – where he had a bar job at the time – as a venue to show his first collection during London Fashion Week 2015.

In the wake of launching his latest collection, Jones is the most recent emerging designer in our ongoing Your Space Or Mine project. Shot by photographer Luke Million, this series of billboards feature Jones’ newest sartorial creations presented alongside classic archive pieces and photographed on location in a South London former-Job Centre-turned-bar – a time capsule of peak-1970s decor.

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We worked with CELINE to bring Teen Knight Poem to London, launching the collection in the city. Taking in Hackney, Southwark and Tower Hamlets, the street poster campaign mirrored the stylistic format of its runway film, bringing a chic modern-gothic edge to our sites with its muted monochrome tones.

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Sports Banger is a true from-below phenomenon, punching up and talking back to authority. Born from the tradition of anti-establishment DIY culture, the acclaimed clothing brand is making an art form of conspicuous, unapologetic bootlegging. Founded in 2013 by Jonny Banger – an artist working across fashion, activism, culture and curation, music, publishing and so much more – Sports Banger channels the frustrations, passions, dreads, and hopes of a generation. Always focused on community, Jonny explains, “Sports Banger is a celebration of people, our relationships with each other, and the outside world. We know lots of people from all different worlds and we like to bring everyone together. Everyone we work with, there’s a personal relationship there somewhere. The most important thing is art and fun.”

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Selasi embodies Ronan Mckenzie’s stylistic tendencies, and her carefully considered approach. Bringing together lifestyle, art and slow fashion, Selasi – meaning ‘God hears me’ in the Ghanaian language, Ewe – pays respect to Ronan’s ancestry, celebrates the beauty of blackness, and centres the intricacies of the female body.

We worked with Selasi to launch the brand and concept on the streets of London, with incredible photography centring each creative. Bringing Ronan’s vision to life in the city, the street poster campaign turned heads on sites in Hackney and Tower Hamlets, and also provided perfect content for Instagram.

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The vibrant city-wide campaign ensures the hard work of all the students is displayed in an engaging and safe way. Work from all the courses including Fashion Design, Fashion Promotion, Fashion Business & Marketing and Advertising Design is showcased with interactive QR code activations to wider graduate work online.

The colourful showcase highlights works from the emerging future faces of fashion, explore the city and celebrate graduate work from University of South Wales class of 2021.

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We worked with Posterscope to bring #proudinmycalvins to London, taking the artwork – as serene and beautiful as it is triumphant – to sites of ours across the city. The poster campaign covered Camden, Islington, Hackney and beyond, including a landmark takeover of our Kentish Town 96.

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We worked with JK&K Global to launch Kate Spade’s campaign, filling sites in north, south, east and west London with a vibrantly hued floral creative that sang on the streets. QR codes linked the launch to the pop-up’s website that didn’t give too much away about what was in store – for that, you’d have to visit and find out.

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We worked with Evolve OOH to bring BOSS x Russell Athletic to London, constructing a head-turning 3D special build in Hackney that let the campaign imagery spring from the streets. As the gender-neutral collection utilises vintage silhouettes and heritage fabrics to create something totally modern, the imagery has a fitting feel of nostalgia, neatly weaving in on-trend pastels and neutral tones to situate it firmly in the present day.

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We brought their spring campaign, Stand Out London, to the streets of its namesake city. Inspired by the fashion and creativity emanating from every corner of the UK capital, its imagery centred around layering pieces perfect for the season with glimpses of the city in all its glory. We teamed up with JD PLC for billboards and takeovers in Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Lambeth, some of London’s most pioneering cultural hotspots.

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Working with Kinetic for the new launch, the creative highlighted that emerald-green tone so synonymous with the shoe and its versatility, styled with tracksuits and jeans. Tying together the campaign’s environmental edge, we added a little extra something – mosaics of seed paper for passers-by to tear off and take home. The paper can be planted, watered, and will eventually grow into beautifully wild blooms. With takeover sites and billboards across the city in Southwark, Islington, Tower Hamlets, Hackney and beyond, keep an eye out for patches of organic greenery that just might’ve originated back here.

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To launch this bold new (air-cushioned step), we joined with Dr. Martens and Rapport on takeovers across the city. Breaking the mould with bright yellow posters and billboards in Camden, Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Islington and Southwark, the advertising hits all the spots that Dr. Martens are best-loved in. Featuring that iconic Dr. Martens colourway of yellow and black, the campaign is instantly recognisable.

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Working with Kinetic, we put together billboard takeovers on the streets of London, Manchester and Birmingham. Featuring Lady Gaga’s striking, confident image staring straight at the camera accompanied by the sleek glass bottle of VOCE VIVA, we wanted to evoke the celebration of an individual essence, bringing luxury to the streets.

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Drawing on a unique and stylish lexicon of cinematic references, his distinctive photographs often evoke the high-key colour of a Californian dreamscape. With its irresistible golden light, and that uncanny experience of boulevards and vistas you’ve encountered a thousand times before, as if in a dream or immortalised on the silver screen, California seems like the perfect home for Krug’s saturated, otherworldly images.

While influenced by the enduring aesthetic of the 1960s exploitation movies which he devoured as a youth, Krug’s vision seems to depict a world disorientingly dislocated from time. Like so many others prepared to make their home on a fault-line for the promise of eternal summer, the Kansas-born photographer was drawn to the Pacific Coast by the elusive, shimmering mirage of bygone California. “It’s something that doesn’t exist anymore,” he explains. “But it’s a place in our minds, and it’s present in the works I’ve made over the years.”

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The concept of gathering stories from past and present global histories comes naturally to Ahluwalia, who grew up a kid of the diaspora with Indian and Nigerian heritage. As a native southwest Londoner she remembers being surrounded by hubs of migrant communities in the 90s, going to Tooting to get her hair done and travelling up to Southall with her family to go to the butchers.

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The drop includes exclusive bottles featuring the Palace angel holding the P logo, and the magnum is illuminated. Taking things even further, the brands have released accompanying mini versions of a Palace puffer jacket to dress up the bottle itself.

To tease this ambitious project, we teamed up with Talon Outdoor on a takeover of London and Manchester featuring the Palace angel against CÎROC’s trademark sharp blue and white backdrop. The eye-catching posters turned heads and built more awareness for the partnership.

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To launch the collection, we took Carhartt WIP to the streets with a series of billboards featuring effortlessly chill models wearing the warm clothes. Overlooking the streets of London, the billboards made a statement being shared on Carhartt’s official Instagram.

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Featuring a diverse mix of 15 people united by their “strong values and ideas”, the campaign intends to put forward a vision for a better future. To promote the collection and campaign and ideals behind them, we provided COS with our billboard space in Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Southwark and Lambeth to take-over the streets with their subtle, tonal colours featuring COS’ unique branding.

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To promote the collection, Armani Exchange took to our billboard sites across London in Southwark, Hackney, Camden, Islington and Tower Hamlets. The takeovers feature images of models, shot in classic black and white by photographer Adriano Russo. Accentuated by the A|X logo, the billboards read, “You. Me. Us.”

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To showcase the shoe and get the message out about this partnership, we teamed up with Clarks on billboard and poster takeovers across London featuring Raheem Sterling and his collaboration with Clarks, a deep green suede Wallabee with the message “out of many, one people” embossed inside.

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Umbro Head of Global Brand Marketing, Helene Hope, said: “Umbro was founded in Manchester back in 1924 and is still based here today, so it’s only fitting that we kicked-off our 95th birthday celebration right here in our hometown. Football is nothing without the fans and this piece of street art, created by fans, reflects the passion Mancunians and Umbro have for the game. I think every football fan in this city that comes to look at the wall will recognise the love for football on display.”

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We worked with Kinetic on a huge campaign to promote the eagerly anticipated and highly sort after shoes. The bold, edgy creative took over our billboards, shutters and 4 sheet poster sites throughout the trendiest areas of London.

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Working with Present Agency, we executed a high impact campaign in key cities: London, Manchester and Glasgow. In London, the striking creative popped up everywhere from Soho to Shoreditch, in Glasgow it took over some of our busiest locations, whilst in Manchester it dominated 4 sheets sites, 48 sheets and a huge banner over-looking the Arndale Centre – hard to miss marketing for one of our favourite brands.

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Across the streets of London and Paris, Givenchy logos (in the form of clings) started to pop up on the streets. The fashion powerhouse then promoted a competition on Instagram and Twitter (receiving over 22k likes), which encouraged passersby to snap pictures of the logo and upload them to their own social channels using the hashtag #GivenchyFamily. From the three best photos uploaded, three lucky winners were then chosen to attend the Paris show – creating a huge buzz on social and promotion for their latest collection before it was even unveiled.

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We were excited to work with Good Stuff to spread word of the casting call on the streets of Manchester and Birmingham, with large billboards and 4 sheet posters of the campaign taking over key central city locations – the Gen Z audience couldn’t fail to notice.

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Taking over sites with bespoke billboard, 4 sheet and shutter designs, the monochrome signature logo was hard to miss, accompanying flashes of orange reminiscent of their current fall collection. The simple but effective campaign made a real impact, everywhere from Kensington to Camden.

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We were excited to work directly with the fashion label to brand their flagship London store by installing a huge wall of vinyl with the incredible new creative – which Victoria even featured on her instagram video summary of the launch.

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We worked directly with Hunter to bring a little bit of their charm to the streets of east London, as they popped up on our poster sites everywhere from Shoreditch to Clapton. Focussing on their festival of summer campaign, their Exploded Logo collection shone in the sunshine.

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We were excited to work directly with Ace & Tate on the out-of-home campaign, taking the colourful and distinctive artwork to the streets of London. In key locations, from Westminster to Shoreditch, the bespoke creative took over 4 sheet posters sites, billboards and shutters, creating high impact and eye-catching outdoor advertising.

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We loved bringing the bright and original artwork to the street, working with Miroma International on a London-wide poster campaign. The bold artwork shows you can make an impact with 4 sheet takeovers and great creative. We love you Cindy!

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We were excited to work directly with Fred Perry on the outdoor campaign for the launch, with high impact posters across London and Manchester.

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We were excited to work directly with Topshop on the out-of-home campaign, with high impact takeovers and posters across London. The repeated creative looked amazing on our sites and left passers-by in no doubt of where to get their latest denim fix.

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In a nod to its heritage, this year Converse released a new Spring collection complete with bright colours and new twists on the original design. We were excited to work with Rapport on the launch campaign for the collection in a high-impact poster campaign across London. The campaign continued the Converse trend for featuring unconventional individuals, with stars including Tove Lo, Mabel McVey and A$AP Nas all pictured rocking the trainers in their own way. The edgy posters made a bold statement, with eye-popping colours and textured artwork looking incredible in takeovers across our sites.

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The team created an out of home campaign to perfectly coincide with the biannual London Fashion Week events taking place across the city. Each site was carefully chosen to maximise impact to the brands target demographic, of the young, fashion conscious, focussing on street level and elevated sites within close proximity to the main locations hosting fashion week events, including Somerset House and Oxford Street, as well as areas popular with the brands target market.

As Acne has a loyal brand following and the team were careful to make sure all locations best reflected the brands ethos and style.

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This extended out of home advertising campaign appeared in numerous forms across the streets of London, including video projections onto iconic landmarks and statement poster site takeovers and targeted clean graffiti.

The campaign gathered momentum leading up to the opening night, creating awareness, excitement and resulting in a huge increase in social media via the hashtag #HOUSEOFVANS.

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All locations were carefully chosen based on their proximity to the Vans stores as well as areas of relevance to the brands target audience.

Our portfolio of European sites and experience running pan-European campaigns allowed us to handpick suitable locations for the out-of-home advertising on the historical streets of three of Italy’s busiest and most cultural cities. With a carefully considered creative that was a perfect fit for the cities aesthetics.

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His love of music is another big influence that often seeps into his work, and especially his shows, which can be traced back to his parents who started one of Scotland’s first reggae nights in Dundee in the late 70s after meeting in the city. He cites the music he was exposed to growing up as a key part of his creative education and built on his family’s history by recreating Reggae Klub for one night only at V&A Dundee last year with his dad Jeffrey, aka IMan SLYGo, playing records and his mum Maureen leading a knitting workshop.

Challenging the notion of what fashion shows ‘should’ be, his AW18 collection ‘Red Clay’ drew on the fashion of Miles Davis and was presented in the form of London artists including James Massiah and Nabihah Iqbal performing while wearing the pieces. He’s also worked with Adidas and Fred Perry, again taking inspiration from the latter’s musical heritage fusing punk and reggae for a AW20 collection that featured a liberal sprinkling of tartan among reworked classics. Community in collaboration are important to Daley too – together with Fred Perry he launched a grant for unsigned artists to go along with his collection and a section of the profits from his Reggae Klub t-shirts went to jazz education and artist development organisation Tomorrow’s Warriors.

The BUILDHOLLYWOOD family are excited to be linking up with Nicholas for his first poster campaign as we begin a series of fashion collaborations at a tough time for the industry and emerging designers in particular. With spaces across London, we’re celebrating Daley with a retrospective of his last year’s work featuring the photography of Piczo and Bolade Banjo as well as the illustrations of Gaurab Thakali. The campaign also highlights his upcoming 2021 Now Gallery immersive exhibition RETURN TO SLYGO, a ‘celebration of music, culture, fashion and ancestry’ which will blend his three core values of community, culture and craftsmanship. The campaign will also start up again for a second phase before London Fashion Week in February. Check out the interview below.

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The Jack team also managed the recording of footage of The Skints performing on London’s underground for a promotional video to further support the campaign.

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USC wanted to take advantage of this iconic date, to generate awareness and drive footfall into its new Oxford Street store. When USC approached Jack, we had the perfect solution. To create awareness and intrigue, the Jack team hit the streets with a giant Gandy flip flop, which was placed in high traffic locations around London. Commuters couldn’t really miss the super-sized flip-flop, as it stood out like a sore toe, so to speak!

To assist in the discovery and to drive footfall in-store, we executed a celebratory treasure hunt, placing 150 pairs of Gandy’s finest creations in random locations around London for commuters to find and redeem for a free pair at the USC Oxford Street store. Clues were scattered around town, and throughout the day, there were twitter updates from the @USCfashion account, revealing the secret locations.

The Jack team, loved working on this campaign, especially when it brought a smile to so many commuters who spotted the giant flip-flop, and to those that managed to win a prize in the treasure hunt. It was a great campaign that really brightened up the working day.

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Jack created an integrated outdoor and online competition to design your own poster. Users were invited to download artwork from the website, create their own stencil, photograph it, upload their work, then rate others.

This was supported by nationwide outdoor activity on our sites, bespoke installations and a stencil campaign. Finally, print and online media partners pushed the concept.

The whole campaign was seeded and leveraged through social media, and is a great example of the online/offline integrated creative campaign.

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Working with 6 landlords across London in busy areas, we put together a highly visible campaign that became a point of reference for creative outdoor installations.

And, it garnered over 5,000,000 OTS in areas that fitted the target audience.

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