In celebration of Spike Lee's iconic film 'She's Gotta Have it' reaching its 30th anniversary, stationary brand Moleskine has released a collection of specialty branded notebooks to honor the occasion. The books are decorated in a pink aesthetic that celebrates Lee's own mother and her favorite color. The theme of the books merge both Lee's personal life with his cinematic styling.
The notebooks feature a collaging of scenes from the film in black, white and pink colorways along with the film's credits and cast listing complete with Moleskines' customary lined pages and thick covers. Fans of Lee's work and cinematography can purchase the special notebooks complete with a page holder and have them signed by the director himself at a specialty event at the Moleskine Store in New York City.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Branded Specialty Notebooks
- There is an opportunity for brands to collaborate with filmmakers and create special edition notebooks that celebrate iconic films and directors.
- Personalized Stationary
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- Merge of Personal and Professional
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Industries Being Reshaped
- Stationary
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- Film and Entertainment
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- Retail
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