Strategic Branding 3&4

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What is the role of the Figurative/codification level?

  • serves as a tool to build brand recognition, easily identified by consumer

  • creates a bond with the consumer

  • Dimension of affection

  • Brand Icons 

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Brand Icon examples

  • Mickey Mouse for Disney

  • J’adore dior fragrance Dior

  • Air force 1 for Nike

  • Birkin for Hermes

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What makes out Chanel’s visual grammar? (5 points)

  • linear precision across all design units

  • clean, structured forms avoiding excess

  • a “looped silhouette” which begins and ends in a continous line

  • limited and controlled ornamentation (evokes baroque richness when present)

  • light and matte materials communicating “tactile softness” 

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What do watches and fine jewellery represent at the codification level?

they function as codified symbols of intangible value rather than mere products

  • they condense the brands DNA into miniature forms of identity 

  • they stabilise the visual vocabulary of the brand acrosss campaigns

  • balance intimacy and visibility : personal yet performative (status)

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Which brand has a watch that fits this codification?

Chanel: the linear precision and closure appears both in the jacket’s tailoring and the geometry of the Première watch.

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What represents Marine Serre ?

  • symbols of regeneration, upcycling, environment conscious

  • cyclical aspect (moon)

  • effective brand identification

  • wholesale & no physical store & online DTC

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What represents Alain Paul?

  • inspiration drawn from classical dance 

  • launched recently (2021)

  • focus on movement, self expression 

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Summary of brand codification

  • necessary for visual brand recognition & creating an emotional bond with consumers

  • brand identification through “icons”

  • shortcut for the narrative level

  • most sensitive to the socio-cultural environment (lifestyle and consumer attitudes)

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What is the biggest challenge for brands expanding into the lifestyle universe

How can you increase their perceived value to keep customers buying your brand.

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What are the brands with the smallest amount of white space in their services?

  1. Dior (complete brand portfolio)

  2. Louis Vuitton (missing couture)

  3. Gucci (mising couture & hotellerie)

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Why do brands diversify towards cultural dimensions ? 

  1. To enrich the brands global narrative 

Example: cultural dimension: LV & Pharell Williams: the brand becomes part of the artists creative universe

  1. To retain loyalty of VICs 

Example: Palazzo Bottega Veneta: offering VICs an intimate space & reflecting the brands history 

  1. To expand developing markets 

Example: CD pre-fall 2023 Mumbai, starting a new convo with new consumers, integrating new market through cultural appreciation

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What is store artification?

store artification involves introducing artistic stimuli into retail atmospheres to create an engaging and stimulating shopping experience

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Whats the purpose of store artification?

  • enhancing customer experience by linking art & fashion

  • added value to the collection in store

  • maximises retail performance

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What were the findings of the field study on store artification conducted in Paris ? 

positive: + perceived differentiation of the store and offerings, +customer satisfaction, +store and product image, +customer focused KPIS

negative: no sales impact, no effect on commercial performance, concerns about implementation costs if no profitabilty 

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Examples of store artification

Dior Lady art : increase perceived value, increase price, maximise profit

Dior Cruise Collection: increase desirability & credibility by raising awareness for femicide in Mexico (mexican designer)

Guerlain Pièces d’exception: combo of perfume & jewellery: collector pieces, limited to 53 pieces

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How does bottega veneta use store artification ?

In their Avenue Montaigne store they use “museological displays”

This makes products look more luxurious and more purchasable

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How does Dior use store artification ?

By collaborating with artists to design their montaigne store, creating a hybrid between art gallery/retail store, objective: driving visual appeal and service level expectations.

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How does Gentle monster use store artification ?

  • additional aspect beyond wearables 

  • hybridization of art and store

  • immersive and emotive 

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How have some brands become cultural agents?

By organizing international exhibitions, luxury brand museums or creating foundations

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Examples of relevant fashion exhibitions 

Christian Dior Couturier de Reve : MAD 

Gabrielle Chanel Manifeste de Mode: Galliera 

Galerie Dior 

Gucci Cosmos & Visions 

Musée YSL (dedicated to YSL’s life)

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How to brands integrate the art world in a temporary fashion ?

By integrating Global art fairs (Lucien Pagès saying Salone del Mobile has become another fashion week)

Dior trying to be more niche —> hosting the Dior Prix de la Photographie

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What cultural dimensions can brands integrate to create meaning in a long lasting way ?

  • Cinema 

  • Lifestyle: Gastronomy, Tableware, Hospitality, Wellness

  • Sports 

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How have fashion brands integrated Cinema ?

Saint Laurent Production

  • registered subsidiary of the house

  • first fashion house to count full fledged film production amongst its activities

—> “Strange way of life” with Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke

  • stretching Vaccarello’s vision into the 7th art

Jonathan Anderson designing all costumers for Challengers 

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How have fashion brands integrated Gastronomy ?

  • Louis Vuitton launching Le Café by Cyril Lignac (2018, new concept at the time)

  • Gucci Osteria, Michelin Star (collab with Massimo Bottura in three locations: Florence, LA, Tokyo, Seoul)

  • LV collab with indian chef Gaggan in Bangkok

  • YSL sushi in a private club setting '“quiet luxury”

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What brands have integrated the “Home” field? 

Armani, RL, Dior, Versace, Tekla Jacquemus

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How have brands integrated Hospitality?

  • Bvlgari Hotel (renaissance style, JV with Ritz (owned by Marriot & Bvlgari)

  • Dior 30 Montaigne Private stay “La Suite Dior” (25k/per night)

  • Champs Elysees LV trunk Hotel

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How have brands integrated wellness?

Plaza Athenée Cheval Blanc Paris

Dior Spa Cruise

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How have brands integrated the sports world ?

LVMH F1 sponsorship deal 

Brand sponsorships in global sports & olympics

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How to brands motivate customers to move up the price ladder?

Fine Jewellery: Prada

  • recurring triangle shape tied to paradox perfume and bags

  • represents past present and future

Childwear

  • D&G

  • Givenchy

  • Rick Owens (very niche consistent consumer who lives in the brands universe and expands to their kids)

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