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Merry Christmas
Harlow serves holiday eleganza with her gifts and Coca-Cola gift cards. (Photo: IG: @winnieharlow)
Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer
December 24, 2023

Merry Christmas

First Things First…

Coca-Cola is inviting fans around the world to create and share “real magic” this holiday season by combining iconic brand assets like its cherished depictions of Santa Claus, created by Haddon Sundblom in 1931, and the beloved Coca-Cola Caravan trucks and polar bears with the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology.

And, guess who’s front and centre for the campaign? Canadian-Jamaican supermodel Winnie Harlow, of course! Harlow shared on her IG page, “Nothing more magical than feeling seen. I’ve never been able to find holiday cards that represent me — that’s why I’m so grateful for the inclusivity and creativity unlocked by Coca-Cola’s AI tool, Create Real Magic! I’ve tailored my cards to my own unique experiences, celebrations and traditions to send to my loved ones.”

Consumers can visit CreateRealMagic.com to generate digital greeting cards by reimagining iconic Coca-Cola images and characters through the creative prism of AI tools. Personalised cards can be downloaded, emailed to family and friends, or posted to social media.

And…In more #WinnieHarlow news…

The Rock-blooded stunner covers Elle Canada’s Winter 2023 issue.

Credits

Publisher: @sophiebanford

Editor-in-chief: @joannafox

Art director: @samputhputh

Story by: @sumibandz

Photographers: @carlosalyse

Creative director: @olivia_leblanc

Stylist @jaclynbonavota: (@cadreartists)

Makeup artist: @billieegene (@opusbeauty)

Hairstylist: @dhairiusnyc (@factorydowntown)

Producer: @penelope.lm

Set Producer: @amayafaria

Photography assistants: Brandon Jones and @testthelights

Stylist assistant: @amermacarambon

Studio and art pieces: @barryxballstudio

Also…

Let’s take a look at some of the most spectacular Christmas decorations that some of our favourite luxury fashion, lifestyle and beauty houses from around the world rolled out this season…

Let’s start with Dior…

Dior boutiques around the world have been poetically illuminated. Celebrating the magic of the Dior Cruise 2023 collection conceptualised by Maria Grazia Chiuri, these displays welcome visitors to a spellbinding atmosphere, enhanced by scintillating installations specially conceived for each location.

And then onto Harrods…

The Christmas window displays at Harrods are widely renowned, but for the festive season 2023, the iconic department store has surpassed its own legendary status. After upping the ante last year with a stellar display courtesy of Christian Dior, this year Harrods partnered with Valentino to unveil a nine-metre-tall Christmas tree. And pink? Are we even surprised after the Barbie movie takeover this year and most recently, Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday 2 album release and the “Gag City”.

Stopping at Bergdorf Goodman…

For 2023, Bergdorf’s dazzles once again! This year’s theme is “Isn’t It Brilliant”. Jam-packed with mirrors, chrome, neon, crystals, and other reflective surfaces, this year’s windows and the stories they tell are fantastic!

Now heading over to Saks Fifth Avenue…

The Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store, which is located in Midtown Manhattan, offers an experience like no other flagship store in the city. It’s one of the original stores responsible for helping to make Fifth Ave a must-visit shopping destination. Saks Fifth Avenue does not only boast festive holiday windows but also an annual theatrical light show. Seeing the holiday light show at Saks has become a tradition for many locals and visitors. The light show is accompanied by music and repeats itself every 10 minutes from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm.

Harlow’s holiday gift card, created with Coca-Cola’s AI tool (Photo: IG: @winnieharlow)
Harlow’s holiday gift card, created with Coca-Cola’s AI tool (Photo: IG: @winnieharlow)
Jamaican-Canadian model Winnie Harlow covers Elle Canada Winter 2023 issue. (Photo: CARLOS and ALYSE)
Dior – New Bond Street, London (Photo: dior.com)
Dior – Calle Ortega Y Gasset, Madrid (Photo: Dior.com)
Harrods x Valentino – Brompton Road, London.
Harrods x Valentino – Brompton Road, London.
Bergdof Goodman – 5th Avenue, New York (Photo: Bergdorfs)
[USE TOGETHER]Bergdof Goodman – 5th Avenue, New York (Photo: Bergdorfs)
Bergdorf Goodman – Fifth Avenue, New York (Photo: Bergdorfs)
Saks Fifth Avenue – 5th Avenue, New York (Photo: Eric Leung)
Saks Fifth Avenue (Photo: Eric Leung)
Dior – Rue Royale, Paris (Photo: Dior.com)

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