Which advertising campaign was specifically designed to reimagine a cultural figure and ended up transforming a traditional holiday character's appearance worldwide?

Throughout history, some marketing campaigns have become legendary for their deep connection to cultural traditions. These campaigns didn't just sell products—they became embedded in cultural celebrations, rituals, and heritage. Test your knowledge about these iconic campaigns that transformed commercial products into cultural touchstones and tradition-bearers. Do you know which campaigns successfully integrated themselves into the fabric of cultural traditions worldwide?

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Coca-Cola's red-suited Santa Claus campaign (1931), which standardized the modern image of Santa globally
De Beers' 'A Diamond is Forever' campaign (1947), which created the tradition of diamond engagement rings
Hallmark's 'When You Care Enough' campaign (1944), which established the tradition of sending holiday cards
Cadbury's Easter egg campaign (1875), which popularized chocolate eggs as Easter tradition symbols