Feb 6, 2014
Brands adopt equine icons for Year of the Horse
While a few brands that have always featured horse logos are sure to benefit this year, many others that don't want to miss out on a China-focused marketing opportunity are adding an equine twist to their iconography. We present a collection of the former and the latter.
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