Memes aren’t just a way to get a laugh (well, not completely). They’re also a tool brands can use to connect with their customers.

Americana at Brand memes operate across Twitter and Instagram with over 140,000 combined followers. The account pokes fun at local landmarks, ... He even visited the KCRW studio in full disguise, ...

Committing yourself to a single designer’s vision, GQ’s Noah Johnson argues, is a perfectly valid way to develop your personal style.

(There are no points for guessing who changed his T-shirt from green to red.) But as the volume and speed at which memes spread only increases, it’s likely that many marketers will be faced with ...

Almost immediately, and perhaps inevitably, it morphed into a meme. The stylish shirt was photoshopped onto existing meme-y images—four lads in jeans, Anne Hathaway in The Devil Wears Prada ...

Brands fall down when they think creating a meme makes them a part of meme culture – like thinking that creating a football shirt makes you part of football culture. Don’t do that. Jo Bromilow ...

Gucci, Kering-owned sister brand of Balenciaga, sued Forever 21 for using their trademarked blue-red-blue and green-red-green stripes on its clothing and accessories, with the suit settled before ...

The Spirit Halloween memes are back—and they may be the brand's best ... Economics Professor in their 30s” shows a blue-and-white checkered shirt. (That same costume, the meme ...

Can Luxury Brands Meme Their Way Into Gen Z’s Heart? By Hannah Jackson. June 8, 2024. Courtesy of @marcjacobs on TikTok ... “Marc Jacobs already has [the youth-oriented clothing line] ...

Gifs, emojis, or memes are all culturally dense communications, they carry intense emotional power, they draw out potent responses with minimal stimulus. They give us quick access and reference to ...