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Impulse has launched a TV and online campaign for its new Why Not? fragrance starring Leanne Lim-Walker, a YouTube fashion blogger who embodies the brand personality perfectly. The film brings the brand’s “Live Life on Impulse” proposition to life.
Impulse challenged the fashionista to a ‘Week of Why Not’, which sees her take on a series of challenges over the course of 7 days. Each one designed to help her discover new experiences and embrace spontaneity, from meringue making and learning to skateboard to trying her hand at playing the ukulele.
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