Gap supports ‘new talent’ in latest campaign
13-08-2026 11:28 via retailgazette.co.uk

Gap supports ‘new talent’ in latest campaign

Gap has unveiled a new campaign fronted by musician Malcolm Todd and actress Inde Nabarrette.
Titled ‘Denim on your own’, the campaign is soundtracked to Todd’s rendition of Robyn’s ‘Dancing on My Own’.
According to the retailer, the campaign reinforces its commitment to building partnerships and collaborations that feature new talent.
At the centre of the campaign sits the belief that “personal style is a powerful form of expression”.
Mark Breitba
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