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Browsing Re-Con Man

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Culture & Media

New light

New York – Very Good Light is a new website dedicated to examining ideals of beauty and what it means to be masculine.

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Marketing & Branding

Preview: Male Positivity

Global – New cultural initiatives are re-examining masculinity by focusing on mental health, body image and depression.

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Culture & Media

Male Positivity

New cultural initiatives are re-examining masculinity by focusing on mental health, body image and depression.

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Marketing & Branding

Fashion advertising cools off

In an age of ubiquitous hyper-sexual imagery, knowing brands are turning down the heat to remain relevant.

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Retail

Craft sample

Vancouver, Canada – To work around local licensing laws, 33 Acres Brewing Company has added a tasting room to its brewery, giving consumers a chance to sample its craft beers.

Loskins Bar at Keflavik International Airport designed by Karlssonwilker and HAF Studios, Reykjavik
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Design

Cool airport refuge

Reykjavík – Weary travellers will rejoice at Loksins, a new airport bar that will tempt customers to tear up their tickets to stay.

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Marketing & Branding

Sad Dads

Advertising has taken a decidedly sombre tone when it comes to fatherhood.

Beer at Spritmuseum by Form Us With Love, Stockholm
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Europe

Batch work: Exhibition takes a scientific look at craft beer-brewing

Stockholm – Craft beer lovers are in their element at Beer at Spritmuseum, an exhibition celebrating Swedish brewers and their quest for experimentation and innovation.

Agender campaign by Selfridges, London
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Fashion

Selfridges to open gender-neutral pop-up departments

After several designers adopted gender neutrality at last year’s autumn/winter fashion shows, department store retailer Selfridges is abandoning its traditional male- and female-specific offer with an androgynous shopping experience.