Which publisher faced significant backlash in 2013 for rebranding classic novels with modern, romance-style covers that many critics called inappropriate and misleading?

In the world of publishing and literature, branding plays a crucial role in how books are marketed and received. Sometimes publishers attempt rebrands of classic works to appeal to new audiences, with mixed results. One particularly controversial rebranding campaign in 2013 became notorious in the literary world for its attempt to market classic literature with covers that resembled modern romance novels, alienating both traditional readers and the new audience they hoped to attract.

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Penguin Classics with their 'Popular Penguins' series
HarperCollins with their 'Modernist Library' collection
Vintage Books with their 'Paperback Classics' redesign
Random House with their 'Classics Deluxe' editions featuring Twilight-inspired covers