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Elements of Goldbug’s old identity were retained and refreshed where possible to preserve the brand’s 56-year legacy. Lafayette American’s Scorpion Rose Studio has rebranded the women-owned infant and children’s accessories brand Goldbug, introducing a new… Read More »Scorpion Rose Studio rebrands kids’ accessories brand Goldbug with nuanced nostalgia
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