Boots Champions The 'Back Of The Neck', EE Gets Ahead Of The Rush, EasyJet Makes Customers 'Drop Everything', And More...

The best work, curated

By Creative Salon

18 June 2026

'Gigaclear Goes Further' for Gigaclear by The Gate

This campaign champions the the broadband provider's mission to go above and beyond to provide full fibre, faster speeds, and better WiFi connectivity to rural Britain.

'Social Circles' for Fever-Tree by Wonderhood Makers

This campaign captures a 360° of people coming together for special moments and portrays effortless connections with friends and families, all brought together and enjoying the brand's range of products, whichever way they prefer.

Smartphone Free Childhood

Brining a 2026 twist to a classic 1990's video-shop, this campaign highlights the real dangers of what children are consuming online.

'Spicy but not THAT spicy' for Philadelphia by Ogilvy UK

Inspired by the viral social media trend #BookTok, the campaign blends food and playful fiction to introduce the brands new Mexican style flavour.

'Back of the Neck' for Boots by WPP's The Pharm and led by VML

This campaign highlights the importance of keeping protected against sun damage and encourages the nation to think ‘Back of the Neck’ whilst applying sun-screen during this summer of football.

'Get Out Of The Everyday. Get Into Teaching' for The Department For Education by M&C Saatchi

This campaign is designed to highlight the emotional reality of teaching and captures dynamic choreography reflecting the confidence, autonomy, and possibility teaching can bring.

'Drop Everything' for EasyJet by DEPT and T&P

Showcasing the brand's new easier way to book a last minute flight, while championing the ability to enjoy a spontaneous getaway.

'The Nation's Biggest Network' for Vodafone by Leo UK

The campaign captures the emotion in everyday moments and highlights the brands mission to provide connectivity for everyone.

'Play Stations' for Department for Education by Havas London

This interactive DOOH campaign invites passerby's to interact with young children on the screen through motion-based gameplay and highlighting the joy and vital role of early year educators.