Luxury Brand Typographic Identity
Luxury Brand Typographic Identity
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- ricardo_hernandez
Looking for examples of clean, modern, classic typographic identities. Thanks guys.
- ********0
you could have used the search option here, there are loads, but ok...
http://christianschwartz.com/lux…
http://christianschwartz.com/lux…
http://christianschwartz.com/neu…that type stuff?
- ********0
its not the type its the brand.
If you had to ask, you dont know luxury
- brandelec0
- just ready to post that...utopian
- half of those look like each other********
- not to a trained eye...utopian
- to an untrained eye. yesbrandelec
- I see the difference, I am just stating they look very similar. LANVIN, ZARA for examplke********
- etro's identity looks confused as hell.bigtrick
- also, stussy does not belong.bigtrick
- and Stussy? I wouldn't consider something sold at Target to be luxury. shit********
- ha beat me to it********
- chilamont, stop rubbing your pink eyebrandelec
- and yet none of the logos incorporate dollar signs. oddimstupeid
- Chilamont, I do see your
point when comparing:
LANVIN & ZARA.utopian - ZARA wins though.akrokdesign
- randommail0
A typeface does not make a brand; luxury or mass.
