Inspired by Marie Antoinette, the 'Let Them Eat Cake' chutney packaging takes motivation from history and the way this figure lived out her life. The branding is quite feminine, and has a certain elegance and charm to it.
According to the designer Natasha Radosavljevic, her "inspiration came from Marie Antoinette’s love of elegant French pastries, her glamorous hairstyles and those famous words: 'Let them eat cake.'" As such this is why she named the chutney after this phrase, as it speaks to how the entire brand is presented.
Natasha has two loves: making chutney and designing, so this project merges the two activities together perfectly. She is also very original with her recipes, ensuring that each flavor is distinct and memorable.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- History-inspired Packaging
- Opportunity for disruption by incorporating historical references into modern packaging design.
- Feminine Branding
- Opportunity for disruption by incorporating feminine elements into branding for traditionally gender-neutral products.
- Original Recipes
- Opportunity for disruption by creating unique and distinct flavors for traditional products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food Packaging
- Opportunity for disruption in the food packaging industry through the incorporation of historical references in design.
- Food Manufacturing
- Opportunity for disruption in the food manufacturing industry through the creation of unique and distinct flavors for traditional products.
- Design and Branding
- Opportunity for disruption in the design and branding industry through the incorporation of feminine elements into traditionally gender-neutral products.
