Advertising
- Absolut vodka's 1995 "Absolut Marilyn" print campaign by Chiat/Day
- Benetton's 1988 "United Superstars of Benetton" print and billboard campaign with Joan of Arc
- Roberto Cavalli's 2009 Spring Collection print campaign with Daria Werbowy
- Canal+ Sweden's 2005 "Sport or Film?" print campaign by Go. Garbergs
- ČSOB's 2008 print campaign by MUW Saatchi & Saatchi
- Chanel No. 5's 1994 TV campaign in which Carole Bouquet morphs into Monroe
- Christian Dior's 2011 J'adore perfurme campaign featuring Charlize Theron
- Citibank's 2012 Citi Private Pass "The Ex" commercial featuring Giada De Laurentiis and Alicia Keys
- Citroën's 2010 DS3 TV campaign
- Close-Up Toothpaste's 2001 TV campaign by JWT
- Dolce & Gabbana's 2009 print campaign with Scarlett Johansson
- Fiat's 2007 "Fiat 500" print campaign
- Gap's 1993 "Gap khakis" print campaign
- Go Daddy's Super Bowl XLIV TV campaign with Danica Patrick
- HSBC 2008 print campaign by JWT
- Hubba Bubba's 2008 interactive poster campaign by DDB Sydney
- ICI-Dulux's 2005 "Paint" print campaign by Jung von Matt, Germany
- Levi's 1998 "Our Models Can Beat Up Your Models" billboard campaign by Chiat/Day
- Library of Congress's 2008 "Library of Congress Experience" print campaign by Huey+Partners
- MasterCard's 2009 "Break in Your Jeans" TV campaign by McCann Erickson
- Mercedes-Benz's 2008 GLK-Class TV campaign
- NET Serviços's 2002 TV campaign
- Nike's 1991 "Dialogue (Statistics Lie)" print campaign by Wieden+Kennedy
- Rapicold's 2006 print campaign by Diamond Ogilvy
- Science World's 2006 "We Can Explain" print campaign by Rethink
- Sunsilk's 2008 "Life Can't Wait" TV and billboard campaign
- Tampax's 2006 print campaign by Vitruvio/Leo Burnett
- Veet Hair Removal Cream's 2006 print campaign by JWT Brazil
- Visa's 2004 "Visa Signature Card" TV campaign by BBDO
- Volkswagen's 2004 TV campaign
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