A London-based graphic designer known simply as Reilly, created a variety of remixed fashion logos, which showed recognizable brands blended with iconic chain restaurants, retailers, and more.
For example, Calvin Klein's usually minimalist-looking name was adapted to fit inside of the bright yellow, red, and blue Burger King logo. Dior, on the other hand, was made to look like an athletic brand, as its name was placed above Nike's iconic Swoosh logo.
In order to make the remixed fashion logos work, Reilly made sure that the length of the names at least somewhat matched those that would normally be included in the logos. Due to this, Supreme was transformed into the Subway logo, and Tom Ford was transformed into the YouTube logo.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Remixed Fashion Logos
- Opportunity to create unique and eye-catching brand collaborations by remixing fashion and other iconic logos.
- Graphic Designer
- Innovative graphic design techniques offering new ways to integrate brands and create visually compelling content.
- Iconic Chain Restaurants
- Combining fashion labels with recognizable chain restaurant logos for unconventional brand promotions.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Exploring new branding possibilities for fashion labels and collaborations in the fashion industry.
- Graphic Design Industry
- Utilizing innovative graphic design techniques to create captivating visual content for various industries.
- Food and Beverage Industry
- Creating unconventional brand collaborations and promotions by integrating fashion labels with chain restaurant logos.
