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Adanola is a rising force in the activewear industry we designed a wild posting campaign engineered to seamlessly integrate into two of the world’s most influential style capitals—New York and London. The impact we made on each city aligns with Adanola’s vision to create activewear that thrives in both athletic and everyday settings.

Utilising blocks, sprawling mega-sites, and paste-ups to leave an indelible mark across key metropolitan hotspots. We claimed prominent spaces with large-format displays to spread the word on this one. 

Ethical blanket brand Black Saw wanted to promote meaningful possessions in their latest New York campaign. Using their elevated visual brand identity, their simple product done right translated onto the streets with ease. Ethical, inspired and artistic. They have an idea that works and so UNCLE took their concept to the next level.

Vivienne Westwood and Palace have come together to launch a collection that merges streetwear with a distinct British heritage, celebrating the rebellious spirit that defines both brands. Originating from a shared ethos of defiance, this collaboration took centre stage with bold showcases in New York and London, capturing the essence of their unique aesthetics.

In an effort to make a statement and stand out, they opted for a less conventional format, sparking conversation and intrigue throughout the fashion world. By breaking away from the norm, they’ve crafted a campaign that doesn’t just follow trends—it sets them.

This was followed up with a poster campaign in New York and London because leveraging a variety of formats, including ambient displays and posters, ensures a lasting impression with consistent visibility over time.

Photographer and filmmaker Ezekiel has launched the second volume of their provocative photo book series, ‘SMUT, Volume II: Voyeurism’. This tongue-in-cheek exploration of voyeurism in gay culture humorously navigates through steamy encounters and intimate moments, ultimately making readers question their own voyeuristic tendencies. Ezekiel’s latest work promises to challenge perceptions and stimulate conversations about desire, identity, and human connection. UNCLE brought it to New York streets in conjunction with the opening of their exhibition at Friend Editions, running until March 29th.  

Lifetime are launching eight new athletic clubs across New York City and in tandem with this chose to launch a wildposting campaign to break the news to The Big Apple. The brand extend beyond the confines of a traditional gym to assist you in maximising life’s opportunities which leads to the slogan featured on the poster – ‘what you do in your life, is determined by what you do with your time’. With both small and larger formats showcasing two creatives, their mission was met during the campaign courtesy of UNCLE.

The SS24 Vivienne Westwood campaign seamlessly continues with the ‘Britcore’ aesthetic that has long defined the brand’s visual identity, infusing it with contemporary edge. Drawing inspiration from Shakespeare’s timeless Sonnet 18, the collection marries tailoring with delicate floral motifs, epitomising the notion of “everlasting beauty.” UNCLE spearheaded the campaign’s global presence in the streets of London, New York, and Paris with a showcase befitting our esteemed long-term brand partner.

SiriusXM is a modern day hybrid of audio entertainment, bridging the gap between streaming service and radio station. Users of their app can access channels covering music, sports, talk shows and all other types of ‘on-demand’ content for an unlimited look at what the world has to offer. Based locally in New York, the brand was in heavy demand after UNCLE went wild on posting across the cities many districts.

Keeping things shining brighter in New York this January was Ashley Zhang, her jewellery brand fuses vintage pieces with a modern twist in the hopes of creating new heirlooms of the future. UNCLE wildposted her greyscale posters to the streets of New York which were refined and demure in style, the perfect mirror of the brand itself. 

Euphoria took the world by store with its stylistic endeavours, creating unforgettable and forward thinking make up looks that pushed the industry forward. Whether that be a sheeny glitter or rhinestone encased shadows on lids, people looked to the show to find inspiration. It was only fitting for the show’s makeup designer – Donni Davy – to bring out her own line named Half Magic so fans could get the inside scoop. UNCLE wild posted New York to get eyes on the line.  

New York was home to what can only be described as a marriage of apparel and artistry for brand Kangol. Their Autumn/Winter campaign was on the pulse of the city, resonating with the surrounding vibe in a distinctive fashion. It was a focal point for passing pedestrians, made only more prominent with the extensive showing of the campaign, courtesy of UNCLE. See also a bespoke video made for their channels from the campaign.

Audio streaming service Spotify made some noise in New York City courtesy of UNCLE. They brought with them a bright collection of posters that made for a perfect match with our block format to deliver on a high impact and bold campaign across the city. Their new ‘Daylist’ brings together a changing set of tracks that reflect your music habits throughout the day for a ‘hyper-personalized, dynamic, and playful” collection that you will love listening to.  

My Protein are a home for fitness fanatics to swarm and get their fix for all things gym and health, and now – with a launch of their low-calorie protein drink – users have more options that ever to satisfy their macros. The brand activation saw four flavours at the fingertips of New York residents who were drinking it up all day courtesy of UNCLE.  

All Saints are a brand that put attitude first, making a name for themselves with their cut and paste outlook on fashion. Their accessible yet refined apparel crosses oceans with ease, this campaign detailing how global they are and more importantly where to find them. They took no time to share their posters spotted in Los Angeles, London and New York. 

Andreas Kronthaler for Vivenne Westwood sees the brand’s Autumn/Winter 23/24 collection show up with force. The ‘British Core’ styling and shoot location made their creatives feel home grown and relatable. So, whether it was hotting up the sunshine coast of Los Angeles or aligning with grungy in the streets of London and New York, this campaign was nothing if not dominant over fashion week across the globe. 

Glow Recipe’s campaign was shining from inside to out across the city of New York in celebration of their anonymous open casting campaign, which showcases a diverse range of selected models making bounds for the inclusivity movement. Their playful message ‘Dew You, celebrate your most confident glowing self’ stood out in accompaniment to the vivacious pink colour chosen to stand out amongst the grey. They shared this campaign on their socials to take their campaign into the digital

New York was home to a marigold Frieze frenzy for the release of Issue 235. The cover profile ANOHNI – a singer-songwriter and visual creative who has paved the way for alternative artistry – quotes ‘my biggest message to queens: we come from the earth”. UNCLE wildposted blocks of artwork through the city and districts during the release.

It’s time to go international for events brand DICE with UNCLE pasting their posters from New York to Barcelona. Using snapshots from event nights as their creative backdrop, onlookers saw club culture brought into focus. This bold and ‘to the point style’ kept in cool in key cities in combination with the enticing slogan ‘more of the shows you love’.  

Nothing Tech took the world by storm with the latest version of their in-ear headphones the Ear (2). The companies most powerful design yet with a focus on uninterrupted comfort and wind resistance, the product is ‘mighty in sound, mighty in nature’. The muted tones in their artwork paired well with the industrial city of Berlin and the futuristic elements of New York in this bold campaign for the tech company.  

Punk heritage and distinction continue to mix well with brand Vivienne Westwood as they’ve delivered on their Spring/Summer 23 collection. Dubbed by the brand ‘An English Renaissance’ the campaign let the clothes speak for themselves with the use of a dark, black background allowing the metallic colours and gaudy prints to shine. The artwork also featured supermodel Irina Shayk who stood out against the dark colouring even more so on megasites and paste ups across London and New York.  

Loeffler Randall and their new bridal collection promised blushed satin and diamantés as UNCLE flooded their visuals on the streets of New York. Their silky creatives were taken in a delicate direction with the pastel colour palette working as a contrast with the city streets. UNCLE wildposted the city and the Category is: courthouse wedding. 

No one does dinner wear quite like Jono Pandolfi, their elegant and homemade touch make all the difference for their hospitality clients. Crafted by a team of sixteen experts with nearly two decades of experience in New Jersey, the brand offers a broad array of authentic feeling designs that deliver on style and quality. UNCLE wildposted their local neighbourhoods of food capital New York and they also shared our work on their socials for secondary impact. 

The graphic Felt clothing brand is rooted in unapologetic freedom of expression – their tagline ‘For Every Living Thing’ indicating their desire to connect friends with their designs. Set in a retro skate ring the creatives emphasize these fundamentals of the brand well. Their Autumn/Winter 2022 collection lined New York’s streets with vivid nostalgia.  

In their quest to champion originality Moon Boot have embarked in their latest campaign that celebrates individualism surrounding the extra-terrestrial elements of Los Angeles. They have collected bikers, surfers, designers and artists alike to represent the contemporary fashion direction of the brand that does adaptive and durable footwear like no other. The unconventional stylistic direction of their visuals brightened the urban landscape of New York thanks to UNCLE. 

Miley Cyrus - Wildposting New York

Miley Cyrus is a master of reinvention, constantly evolving her sound and style; her latest era has seen single Flowers dominate across charts globally. The anthem celebrates independence, the lyric ‘I can love me better than you can’ – being a suitable quote to plaster the streets of New York with. The campaign also teases her upcoming album Endless Summer Vacation that will debut March 10th

Fashion mogul ASOS are a global sensation with their forward-thinking and curated brand selection. Their ‘Feed Your Style’ campaign emphasises the personal touch fashion taste can have and their aesthetic vision come together to create a vivid collision of colour and style. Their latest look book reflected the sunshine in Los Angeles and stood out from the grey in New York thanks to UNCLE. 

Burberry - wildposting - New York

Burberry are the epitome of combining technical functionality with style and their latest outerwear collection Night Creatures strives to continue this legacy. Since Burberry’s beginning innovative outerwear is firmly at the core of the brand and they still continue to elevate the concept with this campaign. Night Creatures is an explorative look at the unknown, the essence of which is woven into the designs that are fearlessly bracing the mystery and finding joy in it. UNCLE wild posted the campaign across New York to bring a classically English style to a fresh audience.

ASICS x JJJJound - Flyposting, New York

The Asics x JJJJound collaboration is the sneaker steal of the summer. With a shared passion for research and development, the opportunity to join forces was obvious. Together, ASICS and JJJJound reinterpret the GEL-KAYANO-14’s retro running shape with its heavily-referenced 2000s aesthetic. We’ve been wild postering New York with their trendy minimalist campaign imagery all throughout the city.

SN37 - Wild Posting, New York

In May, SN37 Agency opened their exhibition SEEN, celebrating 20 artists, including Kennedi Carter, Mayan Toledano, Micaiah Carter, MaryV and Myles Loftin. As an agency which represents a plethora of multi-hyphenate creatives, the exhibition spotlighted individuals as a part of the Creator Labs initiative. We could not let such a large display of talent go uncelebrated, so we joined forces with SN37 to wild post snippets of work by the talent all over the city.

Harry Styles - Wild Posting, New York

After a long-waited period, Harry Styles has finally let us into his world again. This time, he has broken down all the walls and invited us into Harry’s House. While the album has been breaking streaming records, we knew it was important to wild poster the city to make sure everyone knew it has finally been released…now even the streets of New York will not be the same as they were.

No stranger to a subtle yet poignant fashion campaign, Victoria Beckham has been leaving her mark on the fashion industry since she launched her eponymous brand in 2008. Released this year, VB Body, her latest venture, is a line of intricately constructed shapewear pieces made with the feminine physique in mind. For the launch we filled three of the world’s fashion capitals (London, New York and Paris), with black and white posters of the delicate silhouette in the campaign.

It is hard to keep nature alive and well amongst the hustle and bustle of a busy city. But with our collaboration with family-owned brand ​​Loeffler Randall spring is alive and well in New York City. Beautiful floral dresses from the collection bring the beauty of spring alive on wild posters all around the city. The simple yet contemporary campaign lets the pieces speak for themselves and provides a breath of fresh air amongst the chaos.

WESC - Wild Posting, New York

An acronym for “We are the Superlative Conspiracy ”, Stockholm-based brand WeSC is a clothing brand heavily inspired by snowboarding and skateboarding. Putting a refreshing twist on street and sportswear, WeSC is a saving grace for those of us who love the style but do not necessarily have the skill set to be pros. With its vibrant colours and enticing patterns we brought the collection to life with bright wild posters – so striking it would be difficult to miss the images when walking past them in the street.

Smiley - Flyposting, London, New York, Milan, Berlin

For the last five decades, Smiley has been spreading joy and radiating happiness through its positive message and clothing, accessories, homeware, food and beauty products. To celebrate the big 5-0, we wild posted the streets of New York, Milan, London and Berlin with Smiley’s hopeful message. The slogan “take the time to smile” is the ultimate embodiment of Smiley’s brand and reminds people of the one thing we could all use more of.

It’s safe to say that no one does innerwear quite like Wolford. Recently the world of Wolford met high fashion and resulted in a capsule collection in collaboration with Italian designer Alberta Ferretti. Photographed by Rafael Pavarotti, the campaign exudes sophisticated femininity. So, when the streets of New York called, we answered – taking the big apple by storm, we wild postered the imagery all throughout the city.

In a market that’s always getting more crowded, it can be tough for beauty brands to stand out. With these bright yellow posters contrasted against a darker red image, Faculty Beauty took over the streets of New York, introducing a new era of grooming for men and conveying the same confidence they want for their customers.

When it comes to making your mark on the city, there’s still nothing quite like a can of spray paint and a brick wall. We partnered with home decor brand Yellowpop, who brighten up homes with innovative neon lights, to mix old school with the future. We tagged the streets of New York and pasted posters with QR codes for their Keith Haring collab, casting the streets in a new light.

At just 32, Leon Bridges is a young artist bringing traditional soul to the 21st century. We decorated New York City with posters for his third studio album, Gold-Diggers Sound, a record that got a well-deserved five star review from the Guardian. The bright yellow and black posters evoke the record’s smooth vibes, brightening up dark streets.