As seen in Fendi’s FW18 collection, ‘logomania’ has returned to the fashion and luxury market. As younger luxury buyers choose to flex their big-ticket purchases on social media and international markets fall in love with heritage narratives, the logo is once again king.

By adopting a digitally driven, direct-to-consumer model, shipping goods straight from factories and eliminating ‘brand tax’, the Brandless site is a store where all products cost $3 or less. But will the service offer enough of an incentive to tempt people away from their local supermarket?

As own brand products have evolved from simply ‘cheap’ options into desirable and competitive goods, those who couldn’t afford to buy anything else have been joined by people from all backgrounds. How is this embrace of private labels changing Britons’ sense of loyalty to traditional brands?

McDonald’s may embrace ‘Maccas’ Down Under while Chevrolet rejects 'Chevvy', but how do these monikers affect a company’s perception? Canvas8 spoke to Zhe Zhang, a doctoral candidate in marketing, to learn how nicknames impact people’s relationships with brands.