Which historic retail logo redesign from the 1960s is credited with launching the modern corporate identity movement and influenced decades of minimalist logo design?

The visual identity of retail brands has evolved dramatically throughout history. Before modern digital design tools, logos were hand-drawn works of art that represented a company's values and products. This poll explores a pivotal moment in retail history when logo design fundamentally changed and began to influence how consumers perceived and remembered brands. Test your knowledge about this transformative period in retail visual storytelling!

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• The 1962 Chase Manhattan Bank octagonal logo by Tom Geismar
• The 1965 Walmart five-pointed star by Raymond Loewy
• The 1968 Macy's red star design by Paul Rand
• The 1964 Sears Tower silhouette by Milton Glaser

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