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Couture House Lanvin Geeks it Up With Lego and Pacman

Couture house Lanvin came out with a recent print ad campaign using photos inspired by Lego and Pacman. If it didn't feature high end women's fashion, one would wonder almost if this ad was targeted towards boys. Nevertheless, it goes to show that in this day and age, any advertiser must be creative and think outside the box to come up with advertisements that represent a new direction or creative style.

Lanvin has done a magnificent job with this ad campaign; not only does it represent their brand in a unique way, but it also demonstrates a wonderful sense of creativity and artfulness. They have definitely pushed themselves creatively in a very nice direction.
Trend Themes
1. Fashionable Ad Campaigns - Lanvin's use of Lego and Pacman in their print ad campaign showcases the trend of fashion brands incorporating popular culture icons to appeal to a wider audience.
2. Creative Brand Representation - Lanvin's unique and artful ad campaign highlights the trend of fashion brands moving away from traditional advertising methods to express their brand identity in a more creative and unconventional way.
3. Outside-the-box Advertising - Lanvin's innovative approach to advertising serves as an example of the trend where brands are thinking creatively and breaking traditional advertising norms to grab consumers' attention.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can benefit from adopting creative and unconventional advertising methods to reach a wider audience and stand out in a competitive market.
2. Advertising - The advertising industry can explore the trend of incorporating popular culture icons into campaigns to create a connection with consumers and drive engagement.
3. Marketing - Marketers can learn from Lanvin's outside-the-box advertising strategy, and seek disruptive innovation opportunities by thinking creatively and pushing the boundaries of traditional marketing approaches.

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