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Based on the profile of Foley’s women we have created a discreet and sophisticated contemporary setting using simple volumes and texture play, a neutral stage to highlight the product. The lattice work, created as a brand space feature, came from the “O” in Foley’s as the only curved font and therefore a reference to femininity.
Design: VOL2 Design
Photography: Dario Vberastegui
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