The Best One Yet 🧸 “Teddy Bear, so hot right now” — Ralph Lauren’s new logo. Hot Ones’ $82M deal. Marriott’s glamping bet.
Dec 16, 2024
Ralph Lauren's new teddy bear logo is turning heads and driving luxury sales in a changing market. Hot Ones made waves with an $82M acquisition, highlighting the evolving landscape of media and creator-driven content. Meanwhile, Marriott is diving into glamping, acquiring unique cabins to capitalize on nature-centric travel. The conversation also touches on the fading tradition of holiday office parties, leaving employees like Frank from Finance feeling nostalgic. The blend of humor and insight makes this discussion a must-listen!
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Ralph Lauren's Teddy Bear Success
- Ralph Lauren's teddy bear is driving the brand's growth, even in China.
- This reflects a shift towards casual luxury and Americana.
Teddy Bear Origin
- The teddy bear is named after President Theodore Roosevelt, who refused to shoot a tied-up bear.
- This act of conservation inspired the creation of the first teddy bear.
Leveraging Nostalgic IP
- Brands should leverage nostalgic IP like Mattel did with Barbie and J.Crew with their catalog.
- Ralph Lauren's teddy bear has similar potential for expansion into other media.