The Paris Champagne Festival Campaign Turns Glasses into Notable Sights
Meghan Young — February 28, 2013 — Marketing
References: studiosc.br & ibelieveinadv
The Paris Champagne Festival campaign is at once abstract and concrete. It is clear that each image involves a glass of bubbly, nevertheless these drinks appear slightly off. That is because they have been cleverly flipped around to represent different Parsian landmarks: the Eiffel tower, Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre.
Conceived and executed by Studio SC, an ad agency based in São Paulo, Brazil, the Paris Champagne Festival campaign clearly wants Brazilians to enjoy some of the tastes and sights the City of Lights has to offer. Creative and art directed by Ilson Igreja with photography by Sergio Coimbra, there is a mysteriousness about each image that will pique people's interests immediately, at least when it comes to Paris.
Conceived and executed by Studio SC, an ad agency based in São Paulo, Brazil, the Paris Champagne Festival campaign clearly wants Brazilians to enjoy some of the tastes and sights the City of Lights has to offer. Creative and art directed by Ilson Igreja with photography by Sergio Coimbra, there is a mysteriousness about each image that will pique people's interests immediately, at least when it comes to Paris.
Trend Themes
1. Abstract Advertising - Using abstract imagery to represent familiar landmarks creates intrigue and captures attention.
2. Creative Marketing - Incorporating artistic elements into marketing campaigns can create a sense of mystery and allure.
3. Destination Inspiration - Highlighting iconic landmarks can inspire people to explore new travel destinations.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising and Marketing - Opportunities for innovative advertising techniques that engage consumers with creative and abstract concepts.
2. Tourism and Hospitality - Incorporating artistic representations of landmarks can attract tourists and generate interest in travel destinations.
3. Photography and Design - Creating visually striking images that combine familiar objects with abstract concepts can be a disruptive approach to photography and design.
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