Why it's time for colourful design to make a comeback
Design, like fashion, moves in cycles. Beige, ironically, may have overstayed its welcome because it was trying not to. Its ...
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The beigeification of design: Why are brands so afraid of colour?
O nce upon a time, brands had guts. They dared to be weird, wild, colourful. Logos had serifs. Packaging had personality.
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Loud luxury and logo-mania need a big revival and quiet luxury needs to die if brands want to keep making money, BofA analysts say
BofA analysts, led by Ashley Wallace, said in the Thursday note that the retail trend of leaning toward subtle, logo-less designs has hurt the luxury industry. "'Quiet luxury' is still in fashion.
Luxury Brands Trust Digital Silk for Bold, Bespoke Branding
Luxury brands seeking to establish a signature identity turn to Digital Silk for its expertise in high-end branding, immersive design and strategic marketing. By crafting tailored digital experiences, ...
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Luxury retail just found a new way to save itself — and it's great news for Tiffany, Michael Kors, and Coach
But now, logos are back, Elle magazine recently ... executed by Goldman Sachs and Teen Vogue, most brands that design accessible luxury handbags are "falling flat," and becoming less and less ...
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Stakes are high for luxury fashion, as brands reshuffle their head designers
A slump in luxury fashion is prompting designer reshuffles at top houses Gucci, Chanel and Dior to reignite heat around their ...