Oxford Street, London, UK. 10 September, 2018. John Lewis partnership rebrands itself John Lewis and Partners with new fascia signs appearing on the flagship Oxford Street store in central London on a quiet September weekday morning. The revised brand identity was designed by Pentagram. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

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