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French by Design
Exploring French brands through advertising, identity, and visual culture
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Entry #5: Louis Vuitton: A Pattern Which Has Become A Brand Identity
Louis Vuitton’s monogram pattern is among the few patterns that are recognized by audiences worldwide as…
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Entry #4: Citroën: When Engineering Translates Directly Into A Logo
Citroën’s double-chevron logo represents one of the simplest examples of visual identity derived from a company’s…
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Entry #3: Air France: Converting Travel To A Visual Experience
Throughout its existence, Air France has utilized advertising posters to provide more than just information regarding…
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Entry #2: Chanel No. 5: Why Simpleness Is Often Associated With Luxury
Chanel No. 5 demonstrates how minimalism may result in a very recognizable identity. Launched in 1921,…
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Entry #1: More Than a Slogan: “Because You’re Worth It” by L’Oréal
The L’Oréal Paris slogan “Because I’m Worth It” is an illustration of how a small group…
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How French brands use advertising and visual design to create recognizable identities. About French by Design…