Which celebrity's long-term role as a brand mascot pioneered the concept of celebrities becoming the 'face' of a brand, creating a model that transformed retail marketing strategies?

Many brands have used celebrity endorsements to boost their product visibility, but some celebrities have become so closely associated with brands that they've essentially become living brand mascots. This trivia tests your knowledge of these iconic celebrity-brand partnerships that transformed the marketing landscape and created lasting product identities. Can you identify which celebrity's relationship with a brand truly revolutionized the concept of the human brand mascot?

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Michael Jordan for Nike's Air Jordan (1984)
Cindy Crawford for Pepsi (1992)
Bill Cosby for Jell-O (1974)
Brooke Shields for Calvin Klein (1980)