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Jul 3, 2018

Coca-Cola bottle labels double as pride wristbands

Initiative marks Pride month in the Philippines.

A simple and powerful gesture to help LGBTQIA+ individuals be just a little bit more fabulous than they already are. Ad Nut heartily approves. Ogilvy worked with the brand on the campaign, which also includes outdoor media.

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