Title | The Not Hot Periodwear Collection |
Agency | H&C Leo Burnett Beirut |
Campaign | The Not Hot Collection |
Advertiser | Procter & Gamble |
Brand | Always |
Date of First Broadcast/Publication | 2022 / 9 |
Business Sector | Sanitary Towels |
Philosophy | In the hottest place on earth, Always x Nasiba Hafiz have launched the world’s ‘coolest’ fashion collection. Always has teamed up with Saudi fashion designer Nasiba Hafiz to launch a heat-resistant fashion collection in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where temperatures often soar above 45 °C (113 °F) in summer. To beat the heat in style, Always x Nasiba Hafiz have unveiled The Not Hot Collection – the world’s first designer period wear inspired by Always Cool & Dry, a product that keeps women feeling cool on their periods by keeping moisture away from their skin. Hafiz is one of Saudi Arabia’s most progressive fashion designers whose daring fabrics, vibrant colours and delicate tailoring are changing the way the world sees Saudi fashion. Flowing, comfortable and timeless, her clothes are created with the region’s intense heat and humidity in mind, making her the perfect collaborator for the Not Hot Collection. The collection is made using Cool & Dry performance fabric, and features the same soft, tactile mini perforations as the surface of the Always Cool & Dry pad to keep moisture and heat away from skin. The Not Hot Collection features pops of colour, breezy shapes, and lightweight layers. It marries style with function: think bike shorts that sit beneath a flowy dress, fusing comfort with femininity; or driving gloves that protect against searing-hot steering wheels – all the essentials that women in the Gulf need to not be hot on the hottest days of the year. In Saudi Arabia, summers are notoriously intense with daytime temperatures exceeding 100 °F (38 °C) from June to August in almost all of the country – and that’s in the shade. In the desert, temperatures frequently rise as high as 130 °F (55 °C) in summer. Always x Nasiba Hafiz’s Not Hot Collection is selling via a pop-up concept store in Jeddah and via https://nasibahafiz.com/ |
Media Type | Case Study |
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Market | Saudi Arabia |
Campaign Supervisor | Malek Ghorayeb |
Creative Lead | Natasha Maasri |
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) | Bassel Kakish |
Chief Strategy Officer | Tahaab Rais |
Business Lead | Youssef Naaman |
Design Lead | Emma Mouradian |
Lead Copywriter | Lama Bawadi |
Lead Copywriter | Pia Haddad |
Account Management Lead | Lana Khayat |
Digital Strategy Lead | Orson Baz |
Content Writer & Content Creation | Marianne Hassoun |
Designer | Charbel Saliba |
Digital Strategy Co-lead | Yasmine Abou Hamdan |
Account Management Lead | Fadi Bustros |
Strategy Lead | Manal Khater |
Account Executive | Melanie Tohme |
Lead Agency Producer | Shereen Mostafa |
Agency Producer | Nicolas Balaa |
Media Strategy Co-lead | Lynn Salha |
Media Strategy Co-lead | Maya Mahfouz |
Media Strategy Lead | Michel Mrad |
Media Agency | Starcom Beirut |
Executive Producer | Puja Chatterjee |
Executive Producer | Nishqa Pillai |
Production Company | Liwa Content.Driven |
Line Producer | Chadi Douglas |
Director of Photography (DOP) | Abdullah Chamsi Basha |
Editor | Nathalie Moussa |
Editor & Sound Design | Nikhil Soman |
Editor & Sound Design | Muhammad Shoaib |
PR Agency | ITP PROMEDIA |
PR Agency | PUBLSH |
PR Agency | Choueiri Group |
PR Agency | MSL |