This week US First Lady Melania Trump created a logo for her children's initiative, which prompted this look back at 10 logo designs that made the headlines on Dezeen.

Be Best by Melania Trump
Melania Trump reportedly designed this logo for the Be Best initiative, a policy dedicated to promoting positivity on social media, herself.
Favouring clean lines and "wanting something that would appeal to children," President Trump's wife opted for a simple design that appears to be written using a flat-tipped marker pen.

Pringles by Creative Equals
To coincide with International Women's Day 2018, Creative Equals swapped the leading male figures for women, in the logos of some of the world's leading brands.
The organisation, which aims to promote diversity in the creative industries, wanted the visual campaign to imagine the world "through an equal lens".
Donald Trump by Tucker Viemeister 
American industrial designer Tucker Viemeister designed a logo for Donald Trump, ahead of him becoming the Republican party's official presidential nominee.
Resembling the swastika symbol used by the Nazis, the logo was intended to reflect the billionaire's "racist hate-mongering", while starkly contrasting with Michael Bierut's design for Hillary Clinton.

Lufthansa by Ronald Wild
In its first logo redesign for over 50 years, German airline Lufthansa changed its 100-year-old logo from yellow to blue, prompting industrial designer Clemens Weissha...