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Allen Solly rekindles Friday dressing with new ‘Every Day Is Friday’ campaign
Mumbai: Allen Solly, India’s pioneer brand in casual workwear from Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd, has launched a new campaign called ‘Every Day Is Friday.’ This unique campaign reimagines the essence of fun, freedom and fashion, making every day a reason to celebrate. As a part of the campaign, Allen Solly has created a new TVC that is set to enthral viewers across the country as it will coincide with the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup, creating a perfect celebrations synergy.
Allen Solly’s ‘Every Day Is Friday’ campaign is curated to inspire a sense of vitality, optimism, and celebration on each day of the week and not just on Fridays. Allen Solly is the brand that redefined the rules of corporate dressing and introduced the concept of Friday dressing three decades ago. The brand has launched a 45-second TVC highlighting why you shouldn’t wait till the end of the week to feel the magic. This vibrant and energetic film communicates that every day is Friday if you feel great, look great, and take the time out to do your thing for a bit.
Allen Solly’s new campaign emphasises the brand’s mission to offer unconventional fashionable attire for the new age men and women, whether formal or business casual wear, positioning itself as the go-to brand for those who celebrate life on their own terms.
Commenting on the launch of the campaign, Allen Solly COO Richa Pai said, “At Allen Solly, we believe that fashion should be all about expression and celebration. ‘Every Day Is Friday’ is not just a campaign, it’s a philosophy we wish to inculcate among professionals. We believe that everyone should feel great every day of the week and not just only on Fridays. We urge people to make every day extraordinary by embracing comfort, style, and confidence with our extensive range of workwear. Allen Solly is more than just a brand, it’s a way of life, and ‘Every Day is Friday’ wonderfully captures our mission.”
The campaign’s core lies in its combination of brand spirit with an appealing denim lifestyle line with a variety of denim and t-shirts. The unique back pocket patches on the denim, which offer a personal touch to each garment, are the collection’s outstanding feature. The use of these one-of-a-kind patches in the campaign underlines Allen Solly’s devotion to offbeat and trendy fashion.
Over the past 25 years, Allen Solly has been revolutionizing workwear expressions and has established itself as the go-to brand for unconventional and versatile fashion and continues to innovate and captivate fashion enthusiasts.
Allen Solly’s new campaign will be amplified through a mega-media mix across mediums such as TV, digital and social.
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