Which mythology-inspired retail brand significantly altered their logo in 2011 by removing the text and zooming in on their mythological figure, causing widespread consumer debate?

Throughout retail history, mythology and folklore have inspired countless brand identities and logos. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren from ancient maritime legends, mythological elements have helped companies forge powerful visual identities. This poll explores how one particular mythology-inspired brand made a significant pivot in their visual identity that sparked both controversy and renewed interest in their brand story.

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Starbucks (featuring the twin-tailed siren from Greek mythology)
Versace (featuring Medusa from Greek mythology)
Hermes (featuring the Greek messenger god)
Mazda (featuring Ahura Mazda from Zoroastrian mythology)