
Instagram 15 週年最新企劃號召 Rosalía、Clint419、Tyler, the Creator 等人助陣
今年即將邁入 15 週年的Instagram,於今日提早展開慶祝活動,推出迄今為止規模最大的品牌宣傳活動,並以一部短片作為開端,影片中匯集了當前塑造流行文化最具影響力的一些創意人士。
作為一系列即將推出的影片的首部曲,旨在探索追求創意時冒險的重要性,片名為「ANYWAY」的影片匯聚了音樂、時尚和藝術領域的傑出人物,包括Tyler, the Creator、Rosalía和Fred Again..,以及Corteiz的Clint 419、Cole Bennett、Nadia Lee Cohen和Slawn。
影片中,一群年輕人聚集在 Tyler 身旁,來自布朗克斯的 Trinity 向他傾訴自己在創意表達方面遇到的掙扎,以及尋求他人認可的困惑。
此宣傳活動與 Instagram 執行長Adam Mosseri的部落格文章一同發布,是該平台鼓勵其超過 20 億用戶發揮創意和勇於冒險的推動計畫之一。Mosseri 在其文章中寫道,公司「今年在創意方面的投入比以往任何時候都多」,並將影片中的演員描述為「具有強大影響力的聲音」,他們「提醒我們每個人都是從某處開始的」。他補充說,從用戶那裡收到的一個常見回饋是「將作品呈現於世時所伴隨的興奮與緊張感」。
他寫道:「人們談論冒險、信念的飛躍以及克服任何自我懷疑。」他補充說,他希望「Instagram 成為一個讓你可以克服自我懷疑,並且放手去做、分享、無論如何都去嘗試的地方。」
Mosseri 表示,Instagram 即將推出的一些變革包括,公司正在研究允許用戶重新排序其網格上的貼文,並「探索一種方式,讓你可以悄悄地發布到個人資料,而無需廣播到每個人的動態消息中」——這是一個有趣的特點,可以解決公開創意表達所帶來的壓力。此外,公司將繼續「大力投資」其最新應用程式 Edits(一款於 4 月發布的獨立影片編輯應用程式),Mosseri 承諾將推出新的「應用程式定義功能」。
除了參演其全球宣傳活動,Rosalía 還與 Instagram 合作,為 Stories 和 Reels 創作了一款受其手寫啟發的全新字體。該品牌也在其他方面加倍投入音樂領域,表示將引入「一種直接在 Notes 中分享你在 Spotify 上正在聽的內容的方式,以便透過音樂輕鬆與朋友連結」。
現在即可觀看上方的「ANYWAY」影片——請密切關注,Instagram 表示在「未來一年將與這些創意人士有更多合作」。
>Toyota Gazoo Racing 於 Le Mans 發表全新 GR LH2 液態氫動力概念賽車
>芬蘭設計巨頭聯手,Artek x Marimekko 推出全新聯名家具系列

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


Elle
an hour ago
- Elle
Sofia Richie-Grainge Just Debuted Her Shortest Haircut – And It's The Chicest Summer Bob
Ever the arbiter of quiet luxury fashion, Sofia Richie-Grainge just extended her eternally timeless style to a new hairstyle. Debuting her shortest hairstyle to date, the model eschewed her signature long lengths and the slicked-back chignon for which she is now synonymous for an equally chic, yet uncharacteristically short, hairstyle. During a particularly aesthetically-pleasing sojourn in the South of France, Grainge took to Instagram to reveal what she describes herself as the 'French bob'. A far cry away from the uncut, messy bobs that have been dominating of late, Grainge's sleek soft bob is the most sophisticated of short summer haircuts, defined by soft ends and subtle texture. FIND OUT MORE ON ELLE COLLECTIVECelebrity hairstylist George Curran was behind Grainge's new French bob, who created the chin-grazing, face-framing cut for her holiday; the hairstyle itself sits just above the jawline and it appears as though Curran has cut subtle layers that curve slightly inwards to create soft movement. The result is relaxed, refined and effortless, and embodies timeless French style to precision. Scroll Instagram and you'll see that many different interpretations of the French bob are taking shape right now, but Grainge's lends itself to a new trend coined the Parisian bob. 'Chic, nonchalant, and irresistibly cool, the Parisian Bob is the new evolution of the classic French bob,' shares hairdresser, Melissa Timperly. 'It's cut to graze the jawline with soft texture, and strikes the perfect balance between sophistication and effortless charm,' she adds. If you're looking to emulate Grainge's cut, hairstylist Luke Benson suggests 'asking your stylist for a bob haircut with soft, internal layering and a natural finish.' To style, he says to 'work a little Keune Style Salt Mousse into damp hair and let it air dry or diffuse for that effortless wave and volume.' The French bob also pairs perfectly with curtain bangs. 'With a subtle fringe or face-framing ends, this style flatters the bone structure best worn tousled; it's the ultimate haircut for those who want to look effortlessly polished with minimal styling,' adds Timperly. Whether you opt for a simple soft French bob or add choppy layers and a fringe, there's no denying the appeal of a shorter crop as soaring temps continue to take hold – and Grainge has undoubtedly made a very strong case for adopting a French bob in the peak-summer months. ELLE Collective is a new community of fashion, beauty and culture lovers. For access to exclusive content, events, inspiring advice from our Editors and industry experts, as well the opportunity to meet designers, thought-leaders and stylists, become a member today HERE. Amelia Bell is the Senior Site Beauty Editor at ELLE UK, developing beauty strategy, writing, editing, and commissioning, and overseeing all beauty content for the site. Amelia has a particular interest in sustainable beauty practices, exploring the skin-mind connection, and decoding the latest treatments, tweakments and runway trends. She also has bylines for Women's Health, Refinery29, British Vogue, Harrods Magazine, and more.


New York Post
an hour ago
- New York Post
Prince William's billionaire pal Sunjay Kapur's wife, ex-wife attend prayer meet after his death at 53
Sunjay Japur's heartbroken loved ones reunited for a prayer met on Sunday just over a week after he fatally swallowed a bee at age 53. Prince William's longtime friend, who was the chairman of global car parts giant Sona Comstar, died from a heart attack on a polo field in Windsor, England, on June 12. Ten days after his tragic ending, his family traveled to Taj Palace Hotel in Delhi, India where they paid tribute to the billionaire businessman at the service. Advertisement 6 Sunjay Japur's heartbroken loved ones reunited for a prayer met on Sunday just over a week after his death. Pallav Paliwal His wife Priya Sachdev, who had organized the event, was joined by Kapur's ex-wife and Bollywood superstar Karisma Kapoor, as well as the two children she shared with the businessman: Samaira and Kiaan. Kapoor was also joined by her sister, Kareena, and brother-in-law, Saif Ali Khan. Advertisement Sachdev's son Azarias, whom she shared with Kapur, also attended the prayer meet. All attendees were dressed in white ensembles for the service, which took place just days after Kapur's heartbreaking final photo was shared online. Just moments before he had stepped out onto the field, Kapur had posed for a photo with Jaisal Singh — the captain and patron of polo team Sujan Indian Tigers, against whom Kapur's team played in the subsidiary final of the coveted Queen's Cup. 6 Prince William's longtime friend died from a heart attack on a polo field on June 12. Pallav Paliwal Advertisement 6 His family traveled to Taj Palace Hotel in Delhi, India where they paid tribute to the billionaire businessman at the service. Pallav Paliwal 6 Kapur's wife Priya Sachdev had organized the event. @priyasachdevkapur/Instagram 'Today we play the final of the Cartier Trophy in the memory of our dear friend Sunjay Kapur, who tragically passed away on the field a few days ago,' the team wrote on Instagram on June 15. 'Our Captain and Patron, Jaisal Singh, will mount up with the team to observe a minute's silence in honor of his dear old friend Sunjay, and then sit out as a mark of respect 🙏🏼.' Advertisement The club revealed that it was Kapur's final photo before he reportedly stung by a bee on the mouth, triggering an anaphylactic shock that caused his heart to stop. 'RIP Sunjay; you will be missed – your tireless enthusiasm and patronage will be remembered forever by the entire polo community.' At the time of his death, Kapur had been playing at the prestigious Guards Polo Club in Windsor, which is often frequented by members of the royal family. 6 The service took place just days after Kapur's heartbreaking final photo was shared online. @sujanindiantigers/Instagram 6 At the time of his death, Kapur had been playing at the prestigious Guards Polo Club in Windsor, which is often frequented by members of the royal family. Hindustan Times via Getty Images Kapur, who had an estimated net worth of $1.2 billion, often took part in exclusive matches across the UK and was invited to play with members of the royal fold, including the Prince of Wales, 43. It was revealed last week that the keen polo player — who also boasted US citizenship — shouted, 'I've swallowed something!' moments before his untimely death.


New York Post
an hour ago
- New York Post
Brooklyn Mirage ticket holders left in dark after rescheduled shows as status of venue is in limbo
It's unclear when The Brooklyn Mirage will reopen as frustrated ticket holders are left without answers from the venue and a slate of scheduled concerts is fast approaching. The East Williamsburg open-air concert hall — which has been haunted by the deaths of two ravers — hasn't been given the OK from the city to reopen after it closed for extensive renovations and blew past its planned relaunch on May 1. But the venue suddenly announced it had cancelled its summer reopening after failing to secure the proper city permits, even cancelling a sold-out show just before a DJ was set to hit the stage. Advertisement The last update the venue provided announced shows through Memorial Day weekend would be cancelled and rescheduled for July and August, according to an Instagram post. 5 Brooklyn Mirage ticket holders have grown frustrated at the venue's radio silence since its last Memorial Day announcement about cancelled shows. NY Post 'We apologize to our incredible community of fans, artists, crew members, and staff for the delay. Though the Brooklyn Mirage is opening later than anticipated, we are making great progress towards opening our doors… We are working diligently with the City of New York to make sure we meet all regulations and requirements,' the May 20 announcement said. Advertisement 'If you cannot attend rescheduled shows, you will be given a full refund,' the venue wrote. A month later, ticket holders and rave-goers are still left without answers — even losing out on plane fare to make it to shows that were rescheduled last minute in June. Commenters have flocked to the recent announcement to nag the venue for the reopening limbo. 5 There has been no official update from the Brooklyn Mirage since the venue announced shows through Memorial Day weekend would be cancelled. Advertisement 'Did y'all die?' one commenter wrote. Temple Barros, 47, from the Bronx, has been an 'avid concert goer' at Brooklyn Mirage since 2016 — but said his beloved venue's handling of the reopening has been a 'disappointment.' 'I'm not here to bash it because I've been going to Brooklyn Mirage since 2016. I'm an avid goer every other week … I've been going since they just had the white wall and the umbrella over the DJ booth,' Barros said. 'This year has probably been the biggest disappointment. I had a friend flying from Florida to go see Excision, which they said they would be open that week, and they were not. So he had tickets, flights, and hotels, and I felt bad,' he said. Advertisement Barros had also planned to attend a DJ set by Sara Landry, a Netherlands-based techno artist, on May 1 — which was rescheduled at Knockdown Center that evening. 5 The DJ set of Netherlands-based techno artist Sara Landry was also cancelled at the Brooklyn Mirage due to the failed reopening weekend. instagram/saralandryd 'My friend still complains to this day that she had one eyelash on. We were getting ready to walk out the door, and we all got the text message an hour before we were supposed to go to the show, and that was crazy.' Christina P, from Long Island, also had her cousin fly out from Georgia so they could attend a concert for the American DJ/producer duo 'Two Friends' on June 13 together. After seeing the Memorial Day announcement, Christina grew skeptical that the show would go on. 'I called the venue and asked them what was up so my cousin could cancel her flights. They told me that they didn't have any information, though, that they'd post something on social media and to call back the next week,' she said. 5 A Temporary Place of Assembly certificate, which allows 75 or more people to gather indoors or 200 or more people to gather outdoors, has been requested for the venue's outdoor area. Instagram Just three days before the show, the artist announced the event would be rescheduled for Sept. 12 at Summerstage in Central Park. Advertisement The Brooklyn Mirage eventually reposted the artist's announcement on their Instagram story, according to Christina. 'My cousin was not able to cancel her flight. We were still able to hang out, but now she was out the money for her plane ticket,' she said. 'We just want transparency. The venue could've been more open about what they were doing. They knew they had problems with permits. They could've been more explicit. They didn't have to waste anybody's time,' Christina said. The venue is still undergoing permit problems despite shows on the calendar for the remainder of June. Advertisement 5 The venue is still not permitted to operate, according to the Department of Buildings. Gregory P. Mango The Brooklyn Mirage 'is currently not permitted to operate as they submitted job filing applications that remain under audit,' the Department of Buildings said in a statement. A Temporary Place of Assembly certificate, which allows 75 or more people to gather indoors or 200 or more people to gather outdoors, has been requested for the venue's outdoor area and is still under review, the DOB said. The venue has been awarded the TPA certificate for The Great Hall, an eating and drinking establishment on The Brooklyn Mirage's property, according to the department. Advertisement The venue's operator, Avant Gardner, did not respond to requests for comment. Avant Gardner's CEO, Josh Wyatt, was also fired amid the Memorial Day reopening snafu, BK Mag reported. Wyatt had previously assured people the venue would be '100 percent' ready for the May 1 reopening in an interview with the outlet just days before. Advertisement 'At the end of the day, you can't do that [cancel] to people that are coming from all miles out of the way,' Barros said. 'This [the Brooklyn Mirage] is our safe space, this is our out … What hurts the most is that the safe space that we thought we had is not here this year.'