ands list has seen Twitter drop out of the top 20, ending a three year stint, while Instagram made its debut on the list at number 14. Streaming service, Netflix, has also broken into the top 20 for the first time. A total of 13 brands retained their top 20 status from last year, including Chanel, Aston Martin and Nike, but those falling out of favour include Italian fashion giant Prada, Adidas, and the BBC’s iPlayer. The list is voted by 2000 consumers and a panel of 37 “key influencers”, which this year included the models Sophie Dahl and Jodie Kidd, and fashion designer, Julien Macdonald. Voters were asked to bear in mind style, innovation, originality, authenticity, desirability, and uniqueness when listing their brand selections. CoolBrands spokesman, Stephen Cheliotis, said: “The idea that CoolBrands is about fads and short-term reputational success is ripped apart by the solid performance and dominance of regular top 20 brands such as Aston Martin, Chanel, and Nike. “If anything, this year’s rankings illustrate that a solid reputation is hard to undermine or, in the case of rivals, overcome. “That said it was refreshing to see unique and original brands such as Instagram and Netflix join the top 20. “Apple, however, continues to dominate the listing and remains untouchable for now.” The 2014/15 CoolBrands top 20: Apple Aston Martin Nike Chanel Glastonbury Google YouTube Dom Perignon Rolex Netflix Bang & Olufsen Ray-Ban Alexander McQueen Instagram Bose Liberty Selfridges Sony Virgin Atlantic Stella McCartney PA