.Reebok and DCComics teamed up for a collection launching Sept. 17, and six COVID-19 nurses are the faces of the campaign.
are our real-life heroes. They have helped support the sick and lift spirits through it all, and Reebok is honoring them with its newest capsule collection in partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC: Reebok x Wonder Woman 1984., includes neon and animal print '80s-esque apparel, accessories, and sneakers. And the faces of this campaign are six COVID-19 nurses from major Boston hospitals.
In the campaign video, seen ahead, these nurses all detail what it's been like treating patients during this time. At the end, they say collectively,"I will fight for those who cannot fight for themselves." Caroline Machen, VP of global marketing at Reebok, said in a statement,"These nurses are on the front lines fighting the first global pandemic of the century day in and day out by risking their lives to save others.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
As COVID-19 risk dips, Orange County gets OK to reopen indoor restaurants, movie theatersOrange County joins San Diego as the only counties in Southern California not having “widespread risk” under the state’s COVID-19 monitoring system.
Read more »
‘Elvis’: Baz Luhrmann-Tom Hanks Movie Returning To Production In Australia After COVID-19 ShutdownBaz Luhrmann’s Warner Bros. Elvis movie is back on track, and will resume filming on Sept. 23 in Queensland, Australia. The news comes six months after the production was forced to shut down after …
Read more »
Stay-at-home orders tied to drop in Covid-19 spreadWhen people obeyed stay-at-home orders this past spring, it reduced the spread of Covid-19, according to new research published Tuesday.
Read more »
French COVID-19 cases and deaths climb againThe number of new, confirmed cases of COVID-19 in France rose by 6,544 over the last 24 hours to stand at a total of 335,524, said the French health ministry on Tuesday.
Read more »
More than half a million US children have been diagnosed with Covid-19More than 513,000 US children have been diagnosed with Covid-19, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children’s Hospital Association. The groups found that 70,630 new child cases were reported from Aug. 20 through Sept. 3.
Read more »