80s-Style Actress-Approved Activewear

The Latest Old Navy Active Campaign Stars Lindsay Lohan

The latest Old Navy Active campaign has been launched by Gap Inc. as part of its brand refresh that's intended to catch the attention of Millennial consumers and beyond.

The campaign stars Lindsay Lohan in a Jane Fonda-inspired workout video alongside Dylan Efron, Quen Blackwell and Charo who are seen emphatically moving through every scene. The campaign, entitled 'Old Navy, New Moves,' puts some of the brand's latest styles for working out and staying comfortable in the spotlight. The campaign was shot by Ethan James Green and styled by Dara.

The latest Old Navy Active campaign promotes the brands various low-cost fashions suited for the whole family to encourage consumers to check them out without having to worry about sticker shock.

Image Credit: Ethan James Green

Nostalgia-driven Marketing
Brands are reviving 1980s aesthetics and celebrities to resonate with Millennial consumers who hold a sense of nostalgia for their formative years.
Affordable Activewear
A focus on budget-friendly gym wear aims to make fitness fashion accessible to a broader audience, potentially increasing market reach and consumer engagement.
Celebrity-led Campaigns
Leveraging the influence of celebrities in advertising can drive brand awareness and affinity, particularly when targeting a specific demographic with cultural icons.

Sectors Adopting This

Fashion Retail
The fashion retail industry is experiencing a surge in demand for vintage-inspired collections that bridge past trends with modern preferences.
Fitness Apparel
The fitness apparel sector is capitalizing on the fusion of style and functionality, catering to consumers seeking comfort and fashion in their workout clothes.
Advertising
Incorporating popular culture figures into advertising campaigns creates a compelling storytelling framework that can significantly boost consumer interest and engagement.
SCORE
7.8 out of 10
GENDER
10% Men90% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 95%
Activity 91%
Freshness 49%