Puma Cages Fearsomely Trendy Fashion Beasts!

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If serendipity brought you to Croatia’s Zagreb Zoo last week, you could’ve seen lions! and tigers! and bears! … and hipsters!

Agency Bruketa & Zinic parked “fashion beasts” in a cage to showcase Puma Sport’s 2009 collection. And they didn’t just stand around, either; sometimes they sang. These efforts, so different from the usual dolphins-catching-fish or monkeys-throwing-poo, were rewarded with heavy gawkage.

We’ve seen people trapped in cages or store windows before, typically for more sobering reasons: to combat human trafficking, or fight for pigs’ rights, or promote the objectively unloveable Dodge Magnum. In any case, we thought the fashion beast thing was a neat way to captivate both parents and kids — which aren’t typically receptive to noisy marketing messages during family time.

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