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06 11 18
Sem Risco Não Há Vitória…. Without risk there is no victory. Nike ad campaign celebrates 20 years of football with its new Nike F.C. collection to “honor the all-or-nothing approach of athletes” the likes of Luís Figo, Fabio Cannavaro and Ronaldo who all exemplified the style and determination to do whatever it takes to win for their teams and countries. Black, white and gold color palette seems fresh in the world of football colors. Campaign is certainly consistent with the brand’s no pain-no gain style. We’re confident the new line looks like a (global) crowd pleaser…
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06 08 18
Louis Vuitton | The Icon and the Iconoclasts: A Celebration of Monogram. Louis Vuitton invites six renowned and creative iconoclasts, Christian Louboutin, Cindy Sherman, Frank Gehry, Karl Lagerfeld, Marc Newson and Rei Kawakubo to create a personally inspired bag and/or a piece of luggage, using the iconic Vuitton Monogram while keeping with the brand’s spirit of innovation, collaboration and daring. The project was initiated by Delphine Arnault, EVP of Louis Vuitton, and Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton’s Artistic Director of Women’s Collections. Interesting for a designer luxury brand to collaborate with other designers. Certainly well conceived, executed and promoted. Major marketing points to the folks at Vuitton…
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05 27 18
Design sketches for Knoll au Louvre exhibition catalog. The Vignellis designed the Knoll au Louvre exhibition which was held at the Musee des Arts Decoratifs in the Pavillion de Marsan in 1972. The Vignellis also designed the catalog for the exhibition. Photography by Herbert Matter.
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05 23 18
#5da265 (prettycolors)
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05 19 18
Nike celebrates the 125th anniversary of the founding of the KNVB (Royal Dutch Football Association) with the launch of redesigned World Cup uniforms featuring a striking new crest. An enlarged white lion symbolizes a new era in Dutch football and the team’s core values of simplicity, honor and unity. The lion has been used for the Dutch team since 1907. In the 1960s and ‘70s it appeared as large and free but in black, while in recent times only its head has been shown wearing a crown. The redesigned lion is white and larger, sitting on a traditional crest, representing the pride of Holland and the unity of their players. Nike collaborated with legendary Dutch graphic designer and typographer Wim Crouwel to create a new typeface for players’ names and numbers. The new font has a retro aesthetic reminiscent of the numbers famously seen in football (soccer) in the 1970s. Hup Holland hup…