The new fragrance for women created by a man who adores them. A young themed green floral. Illustrations by David Downton. Apparently, for the print campaign, Oscar wanted to take a different approach to some of the fragrance advertising he was seeing in the market. I think it works.
via oscardelarenta.com
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Have to admit i really like the artwork.... (reminds me a bit of the old Dior ads actually).. the bottle looks adorable! Hope the juice is good though... cheers Wendy
ReplyDeleteThanks for chiming in Wendy.
ReplyDeleteGruau was the first thing that popped into my mind as well. Then again, he's such a fashion illustrations legend, it's not surprising his influence has been so great.