Laundrette. An ad that resurrected a tired brand, built an agency and made an indelible dent in popular culture. They just don’t make ads like they used to… or do they?
As the news of Nick Kamen’s death circulated last week, retrospectives about his starring role in the 1986 Levi’s ad by BBH quickly ensued, reflecting on the impact of the game-changing spot.
And while Laundrette safely hangs in the advertising hall of fame, it got The Drum thinking: will ads of this era be talked about in years to come? If not, does modern-day advertising have a problem of not Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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