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SK-II’s approach to beauty is anything but boring. As CR explored in a profile of the Japanese-born skincare range, it is eschewing beauty brand clichés in favour of playful campaign visuals and unconventional celeb ambassadors such as James Corden. In a fiercely competitive market, packaging can also make an enormous difference, something which SK-II is tapping into with limited edition...
SK-II’s approach to beauty is anything but boring. As CR explored in a profile of the Japanese-born skincare range, it is eschewing beauty brand clichés in favour of playful campaign visuals and unconventional celeb ambassadors such as James Corden. In a fiercely competitive market, packaging can also make an enormous difference, something which SK-II is tapping into with limited edition...
SK-II’s approach to beauty is anything but boring. As CR explored in a profile of the Japanese-born skincare range, it is eschewing beauty brand clichés in favour of playful campaign visuals and unconventional celeb ambassadors such as James Corden. In a fiercely competitive market, packaging can also make an enormous difference, something which SK-II is tapping into with limited edition...
SK-II’s approach to beauty is anything but boring. As CR explored in a profile of the Japanese-born skincare range, it is eschewing beauty brand clichés in favour of playful campaign visuals and unconventional celeb ambassadors such as James Corden. In a fiercely competitive market, packaging can also make an enormous difference, something which SK-II is tapping into with limited edition...
SK-II’s approach to beauty is anything but boring. As CR explored in a profile of the Japanese-born skincare range, it is eschewing beauty brand clichés in favour of playful campaign visuals and unconventional celeb ambassadors such as James Corden. In a fiercely competitive market, packaging can also make an enormous difference, something which SK-II is tapping into with limited edition...
Creativity is thriving across the UK – not just in London. So why aren’t design students hearing about it? The post Redressing the UK’s creative industries’ London-centricity appeared first on Creative Review....
“Photography can be a thing unto itself. It’s more than documentation.» Dean Chalkley discusses how his 2005 portrait of Noel Gallagher marked a personal turning point in terms of culture and photography The post My breakthrough moment: Dean Chalkley appeared first on Creative Review....
Dubbed ‘Britain’s answer to Roswell’, the Pennines-based market town of Todmorden has become both the spiritual home and physical meeting place for Britain’s ‘ufoists’. Drawn in by Todmorden’s well-above-average incidences of reported UFO sightings and unexplained events that many chalk up to meddlings from extraterrestrial life, these enthusiasts find much to pore over in the West Yorkshire spot. There’s Todmorden’s...
The promo for this year’s edition of Sweden’s Göteborg Film Festival stands out for a couple of reasons: one being the festival’s historic predilection for stunts. This year, it’s planning to hypnotise its entire audience, while previous editions have seen a viewer spend a week alone in a lighthouse watching back-to-back films and people watching horror films in a tomb....
We speak to Mother ad agency and Road Casting about the dos and don’ts of casting ads – from opening up the process to more diverse talent to recognising the need for nuanced storytelling The post What advertising is still getting wrong about casting appeared first on Creative Review....
Flare Audio designed Calmer as an in-ear device that reduces stressful frequencies. In an always-on world which constantly bombards us with noises and distractions, its appeal seemed universal – but the team hadn’t drilled much further down into specific audiences. “It soon became apparent that we received an awful lot of positive feedback from people who were hypersensitive to sound,...
Flare Audio designed Calmer as an in-ear device that reduces stressful frequencies. In an always-on world which constantly bombards us with noises and distractions, its appeal seemed universal – but the team hadn’t drilled much further down into specific audiences. “It soon became apparent that we received an awful lot of positive feedback from people who were hypersensitive to sound,...
