Jean Paul Gaultier’s Le Male USB stick
Now this is clever marketing. When Jean Paul Gaultier’s Le Male fragrance first went on sale last year, each purchase of the iconic bottle came with a free USB stick version which slowly emitted the rather fragrant fragrance whilst you worked. Perhaps not the best idea for those in the construction industry.
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Win Efterklang and Serena Maneesh prize packs
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Baltimore Mural by Josh Van Horne
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