MCWD Boosts Water Supply With Vivant Desal Plant Partnership

MCWD’s partnership with Vivant Water helps strengthen Cebu’s water supply through desalinated water from the IMCC plant.

Atasha Muhlach Is Annie Batungbakal In Bongga Ka, ‘Day!: The Annie Batungbakal Musical

Atasha Muhlach steps into the spotlight as Annie Batungbakal, bringing fresh energy to Bongga Ka, ‘Day!: The Annie Batungbakal Musical.

MGEN Builds A Workplace Where Everyone Belongs

MGEN’s DEIB commitment reflects a workplace vision where belonging becomes part of how people work, grow, and contribute.

UP CMC Demands Answers On Missing PHP4.4 Million

College seeks records, reconciliations, and supporting documents after foundation discloses fund losses.

Bretman Rock Is The New Face Of Nike’s 2021 Pride Collection

Bretman Rock is excited to announce that he’s one of Nike’s ambassadors of #BeTrue campaign this year, waving a rainbow flag for the brand’s diversity.

Bretman Rock Is The New Face Of Nike’s 2021 Pride Collection

54
54

How do you feel about this story?

Like
Love
Haha
Wow
Sad
Angry

Nike, the world’s known footwear and apparel brand, has tapped on the social media star and beauty influencer Bretman Rock to be the face of Nike’s created LGBTQIA+ pride month collection.

On Twitter, the Filipino influencer shared some stunning photo session of Nike’s 2021 Be True line, showcasing the rainbow flag.

Also, Rock posted rainbow-clad dogs with a rainbow flag background to mark Pride Month on Twitter.

In celebration of Pride Month this June, Nike said that the pride collection was inspired by the idea that “sport can be the setting of radical inclusivity.”

The brand offers a range of LGBTQIA+ footwear and apparel collection that includes a Velcro patch of each item, which includes nine flags of LGBTQIA+ such as the Modern Pride Flag, Pansexual Flag, and Transgender Flag.

https://www.nike.com/ph/launch/t/air-max-pre-day-betrue

Shoes included the new edition of ‘Be True’ Air Max Pre-Day is one of the first sample that has an LGBTQIA+ patch that Nike released on its website.

“We recognize the need for everyone to know they have a team. Even when we’re on our own, we’re still together—a community working as one towards a future we can all believe in,” Nike wrote.

Since 2017, Nike has been a constant support to LGBTQIA+ causes, providing the community with more than $2.8 million (PHP 133,572,600.00) in donations.

Bretman with his unique sense of humor and vlogging skills together with Gia Parr, Ludmilla, and Shiho Shimoyamada will appear in a series of ads later this month.