As summer approaches, InkAddict, the unique tattoo lifestyle brand, is all set to make a statement. Since its inception in 2007, this brand has been a beacon for tattoo enthusiasts, offering a ...

The second meaning of his tattoo is because of his clothing brand, LF. Like many other stars in the league, Ball has decided to pursue other things. He launched the brand on Nov. 13, 2020, and has ...

Inked by Dani's hand-drawn designs have been spotted on Bella Hadid, Sabrina Carpenter, Jenna Dewan and Jessica Alba, to name just a few famous fans. Now, the brand teams up with Paramount.

Tattoo giveaways are cropping up as the latest trend in brand marketing. Unlike free T-shirts or hats with brand images, in this case the logo stays -- forever.

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, May 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- SKF has updated its brand identity to become more modern, confident and dynamic. Even the iconic SKF logotype has gotten a facelift, for the first ...

The first collaboration launched in 2016, and Sang Bleu (which encompasses tattoo studios in L.A., London and Zurich; a magazine; a clothing label and creative collective) has previously ...

The Lakers' Lonzo Ball confirmed that he covered up the Big Baller Brand tattoo on his arm with a new tattoo of a pair of black-and-red dice. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...

The brand — which was born in a USC dorm room and now occupies shelf space at Ulta Beauty, Revolve and other retailers — isn't done reimagining the temporary tattoo space.

The clothing giant H&M has released a line of clothes inspired by Lisbeth Salander, the film's anti-heroine, though no rights deal applies. Larsson's father and brother said they would donate film ...

The league did require Ball's older brother Lonzo to cover a "Big Baller Brand" tattoo in 2018. Ball was the No. 3 overall pick in the 2020 NBA draft, the 2021 NBA Rookie of the Year and made his ...

Lifestyle Brand Salt Life Evolves From Tattoo to Retail Stores - 05/30/2023. ... Fla., in 2003, its logo started to appear on bumper stickers and T-shirts," per The New York Times. "Now, ...

Tattoo giveaways are cropping up as the latest trend in brand marketing. Unlike free T-shirts or hats with brand images, in this case the logo stays — forever.