A new advert for Kenzo’s Flower by Kenzo fragrance, starring Lika Minamoto. The music is The Wanderer by French band Jil is Lucky.
Below the jump, the “making of”.
A new advert for Kenzo’s Flower by Kenzo fragrance, starring Lika Minamoto. The music is The Wanderer by French band Jil is Lucky.
Below the jump, the “making of”.
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I like the commercial, I think it’s whimsical and light-hearted. I love that red dress she’s wearing! The whole thing makes me want to sniff my Kenzo Flower this morning, maybe I can see red flowers floating about too
Kenzo does a brilliant job with visual advertising, both print & video. Love this one!
Très cool! I love the idea of poppies falling from the sky. Also like the folk-rock-gypsy aspect of the music. I was underwhelmed by Flower the first time I smelled it – the commercial makes me think I’ll give it another go.
There are some really wonderful older Flower commercials too…do a search on YouTube if you need more cajoling
Great.
Yep.
What a lovely little ad! It is nice to see something pretty and fresh – there are too many garish overdone “sex” ads in fragrance for sure. I love Kenzo Flower and the new Essentielle too. Love those red poppies!
I too appreciate a fragrance commercial that isn’t “selling sex” the way some of them try to. I am a Kenzo fan as well, although I don’t have to original Flower. I have Flower Oriental.
Exactly.
I really enjoyed the commercial hurray its not selling sex.It captures the joy and magic of the beauty of Kenzo Flower.I love the ad the commercial the music all of it puts a smile on my face.
They do a nice job w/ music at Kenzo too…really top notch advertising.
holy crap
3 days
most music videos take only 2 days and less and they contain WAY more shots and scenes LOL
And yet most fragrance ads aren’t even half so good as this!
I liked this a lot. It appealed to my sense of whimsy. A refreshing break from the overload of half naked Lolitas being used.
Yes, we need more whimsical ads…