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An advert for the menâs fashion brand Suitsupply, featuring models in an orgy setting, kissing open-mouthed with tongues, has created anger online.
The tagline of the advert â âThe new normal is comingâ â nods to the end of the pandemic and the bacchanalian promise of a post-Covid era that some analysts have called âthe roaring 20sâ.
One commenter on Suitsupplyâs Instagram page asked: âHow does this sell suits?â while another wrote: âStick to what youâre good at. An attempt at woke marketing is definitely not it.â
However, the companyâs CEO and founder, Fokke de Jong, has defended the advert, telling the Guardian: âPost-pandemic life is on the horizon. Social distancing for extraordinary long periods of time has conditioned us to fear [the] proximity of others. The campaign is simply a positive outlook on our future where people can get back to gathering and getti
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Men’s Wearhouse Expands Next-Gen Design Concept to 2 Stores February 4, 2021 at 12:54 PM EST By Nicole Silberstein
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Men’s Wearhouse is doubling down on offering an omnichannel experience in a brick-and-mortar environment with the opening of two newly redesigned Next-Gen stores, in Shenandoah, Texas which debuted in September 2020 and Buford, Ga.
The reimagined stores were developed in partnership with Nelson Worldwide and have been designed to support a seamless omnichannel experience, incorporating a range of new technology solutions alongside a modernized aesthetic featuring clean sight lines and glass and steel finishes.
Over the past nine months, Men’s Wearhouse parent company Tailored Brands says it has launched