Which iconic retail brand mascot underwent a significant historical transformation in 1971 that reflected changing consumer sensibilities and helped establish the brand's modern global identity?

In the history of retail, brand mascots have played a crucial role in creating memorable customer connections. Some mascots have become so iconic that they've transcended generations, evolving with changing times while maintaining brand recognition. This question explores a pivotal moment in retail mascot history that represented both marketing innovation and cultural adaptation. Test your knowledge of how historical context shaped one of retailing's most successful brand identity transformations.

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The Starbucks siren, which was redesigned from a topless, twin-tailed mythological figure to a more stylized, modest version
Ronald McDonald, who was reimagined from a circus clown with a food tray hat to the more familiar red-and-yellow character
The Quaker Oats man, who was transformed from a full-bodied Puritan figure to the cropped portrait version
The Morton Salt girl, who changed from a Victorian-era child to a more contemporary girl with an umbrella