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“What strikes me about this latest eyewear collection from Chanel is that the shape and silhouette of the sunglass lead these designs while the embellishments and branding follow,” said Daymon Bruck, chief creative officer at The O Group, New York.
“Playing with themes of identity, desirability and performance, Balenciaga’s Summer 2025 campaign presents a stylized world of modern glamour and role-play to potential and current customers,” said Mr. Bruck.
“Hermès has consistently presented their brand world as a dream: a surreal luxury landscape of beautiful objects, environments and people,” said Daymon Bruck, chief creative officer at The O Group, New York.
“Every year with the Lunar New Year luxury fashion brands work to interpret that year’s signature animal into capsule collections and creative messaging themes,” said Daymon Bruck, chief creative officer at The O Group, New York.
The new codes of luxury are increasingly shifting to center around an individual’s entire lifestyle, including diverse interests, areas of inspiration and global events like Miami Art Week.
The number 38 symbolizes confidence, creativity, self-expression, optimism, joy, courage, material abundance and reality.
While this collaboration between the NFL and Boss makes perfect strategic brand sense, the designs themselves are fairly toned down and don’t seem to maximize either brand visually or creatively.
“The use of Japanese rugby player Keita Inagaki as a brand ambassador for Chopard communicates the brand’s desire to reach beyond the traditional or expected kind of luxury spokesperson,” said Daymon Bruck.
“At first glance, this Mother’s Day campaign content from Louis Vuitton seems to be a pretty standard marketing effort for an annual event celebrated by most of their audience base,” said Daymon Bruck, Chief Creative Officer at The O Group, New York.
“With the mission statement ‘Artisan of all Victories,’ LVMH is clearly messaging an intent to extend their brand association into the world of global sports, and likely other arenas focused on success and ‘victories,’” said Daymon Bruck, chief creative officer at The O Group, New York.
As a New York City luxury marketing agency, The O Group has been building legendary brands for the past 38 years across the entire luxury sector including hospitality, home products and materials, fashion, luxury jewelry, fine spirits, food and wine. From our proprietary brand positioning and strategy to crafting essential creative assets needed for brand marketing and digital content, we collaborate with our clients on every part of their brand creation and experience. Our proven process has built a reputation for developing luxury branding that is disruptive, highly desirable and uniquely differentiated.
