27/11/2025
November disappeared quicker than a Black Friday discount code, but the campaigns? Oh, they showed up. From tear-jerking storytelling to honey-glazed beauty brilliance, here are the moments the TLH office could not stop talking about! āļø
Alzheimer's Society
A quiet yet powerful gut punch. Striking visuals, barely any words, and maximum emotional weight. The kind of campaign that stops you mid-scroll and gently reminds you what really matters. Proof that sometimes a whisper hits harder than any headline.
Stranger Things x London
A full-blown cultural moment. The Upside Down swallowed the capital with eerie lighting, seamless placement, and those āwait⦠is that real?ā visuals that make you double-take on the Tube. Immersive marketing at its most deliciously spooky. Now please, no one speak to us until episode one drops.
Gisou by Negin Mirsalehi ā Glazed Honey Lip Mask
Golden, glossy, and dangerously tasty-looking (we repeat: do not eat). Gisou went all in on the honey fantasy for their new lip mask, drips, drizzles, and luscious textures that made our lips feel instantly dehydrated. Pure sensory marketing magic.
The Announcement Trend
Notes-App apologies, but with āØmain character energyāØ. Brands flooded feeds with faux-apology posts, āsorry for being so good at what we doā, and the early ones hit hard. Cheeky, self-aware, and perfectly timed before the trend got rinsed. Reactive marketing at its finest.
Festive chaos is officially loading, and you know weāll be right here, scrolling, analysing, and cackling our way through Decemberās madness.
If your brand wants to make people feel something, not just scroll past, you know where to find us š
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