In this collection I have collected all of their favorite Barbie doll that I have. I collect Barbie dolls from a young age, and I know a lot about them!
VIA «My Favorite Barbie Dolls» by Jane Storm
In my collection of evening dresses, there is one dress...
VIA «Evening Dress for Barbie» by Jane Storm
Our challenge was to design an environment where all aspects of the lifestyle brand would live in harmony and complement each other — a living, breathing microcosm of the Barbie brand.
We set out to create an activity-driven brand experience grounded in Barbie’s heritage as a fashion doll, with broad ‘play’ appeal, and all connected by a ‘Barbie Passport’ that documents visitors’ experiences.
Designed as a true destination, the store’s retail offerings would be woven organically throughout the space, providing visitors an opportunity to take a memento of the experience home.
Engaged to concept and develop the first Barbie flagship store, our assignment was to solidify Barbie’s heritage as a fashion icon and, for the first time, bring all aspects of the Barbie brand together into one space.
Working closely with Mattel management, we defined the leading creative concept for the store, identified core creative partners, and provided constant direction throughout creative development. Prior to the design phase, we advised on store site location, concepted and tested activities, and designed key flagship identity elements — such as the façade treatment — that were used by all team members.
Two ‘houses’ guide the final design of Barbie Shanghai. First, the plastic packaging that each Barbie arrives in subtly inspired the façade, which is comprised of two transparent layers. The pattern on the outer glass is reminiscent of the hearts and flowers on Barbie’s retail packaging, and the inner polycarbonate ‘bubbles’ are a stylised version of the blister-pak.
The inspirations for the flagship store’s second ‘house’ were the many iterations of Barbie’s own dollhouse. The potential for play and discovery associated with the dollhouse — imprinted in every girl’s memory — is enthusiastically embraced in this life-sized house of Barbie.
Barbie’s dream house has been enthusiastically embraced as a fashion and lifestyle destination. Over one million visitors — Barbie girls of all ages, along with their families — have explored the flagship store within its first year. Often, one young girl is accompanied on her Barbie adventure by both parents and two sets of grandparents.
Barbie Shanghai combines business, brand, entertainment, and lifestyle to create a global landmark in an increasingly important Chinese market.
VIA «The House of Barbie in Shanghai» by Jane Storm
Ray-Ban sunglasses have appeared in 1929 when Bausch & Lomb Company has received the order for creation of special glasses which should protect eyes of pilots from blinding shine of the sun and ultra-violet beams from, thus providing an image high definition for eyes. So were born legendary sunglasses «Aviator»...
In 1952 the company has departed from traditional metal designs and has created rigid plastic glasses under the brand name «Ray-Ban Wayfarer». At this time in the USA the jazz, swing and rock"n"roll everywhere reign. Fashion magazines write about a style and rest. Sunglasses should be not only reliable, but also stylish. Ray-Ban sunglasses immediately adapted for fashion trends, and with the courageous line of Wayfarer — became the legendary cult.
Already more than ten years the most known sunglasses in the world are made in Italy by company «Luxottica» which has completely kept the production technology of lenses and has added set of new models. And thanks to the US adv agency «Cutwater» the brand always trims the sails to the wind constantly changing fashion-trends.
Make sure you stay up to date with fashion and style by wearing seasonal designer eyeglasses that will add the finishing touch to any wardrobe.
VIA «The Cult Sunglasses: Ray-Ban» by Jane Storm
Time is now growing worldwide popularity of so-called a rain chains, which are much more beautiful option for accumulation rainwater than conventional gutters. Among the many original ideas for the house, they are quite ancient, their motherland is Japan.
The rain chains are spread all over the world, presenting an opportunity for all people to use the unusual design of the usual things. Such chains rain — offer many opportunities for developing imagination and realization of creative ideas. It can be like a normal chain of traditional weaving, mounted directly below a roof of house.
Also, the accumulated rainwater can be used for watering house plants. Functional and beautiful rain chains will be real gem of country house and garden plot. They will help make the exterior of house as something incredible.
Simple mounting makes easy fixing to any system for effective rainwater accumulation. And sending the water directly into beautiful bowls, vessels, bright colorful barrels for water will be directly to the target.
The rain chain may consist of a variety elements in the form of funnels, bells, fish, tea cups and saucers, teapots, umbrellas, flowers, flowery different weaves, etc. Just look what a beauty!
VIA «Simple Chains Magic» by Jane Storm
The bulletin boards have started to use from time immemorial. But if during age-old times the bulletin board were as an usual wooden, now a modern enclosed bulletin boards equipped by shock-resistant glass with lock fixation, plus formatted list for convenient placing of announcements.
If you own a fitness club or a training center — you just need to have the enclosed bulletin board, because very much of an advertising activity will need to be placed, it"s fabula of this business. In addition, an information booth must fit into the interior, but must be visible from a distance.
Among other things, the bulletin boards must be durable and reliable. Such bulletin boards are made of a plastic glass and an alloy metal, but if you owner of a golf-club, to you certainly need to made of oak or ash, because an outdoor enclosed bulletin boards is a factually the face of company.
VIA «A Bulletin Boards For the Serious Business» by Jane Storm
Advertising Agency: Ketchum, Los Angeles;
Account Coordinator: Amanda Hollinger;
Senior Account Executive: Chad Nishimura;
Senior Vice President: Deanne Yamamoto;
Vice President: Angela Fernandez;
Other: Denise Montalvan.
VIA «Barbie Geek» by Jane Storm
Photo-art by Mariel Clayton
VIA «Crazy Barbie» by Jane Storm
If the theater begins with a hanger, but the house of course begins with a mailbox. As though that may be, the real mail never replace the Internet, all because this type of the communication is a kind symbol of USA, thus various type of mailbox and posts is the lifestyle for Americans because it stylish and laconically.
Many countries have tried to adopt the similar symbolism, but few have succeeded. Not inculcate the habit of every morning to check the mailbox, it"s hard work. An elementary part of given tradition exists in Great Britain, but this is a privilege of the aristocracy. It"s expensive pleasure, but mailboxes have luxury style with rather democratic price.
In third world countries (Russia, Africa, Asia) a function of the mail performs a big mailbox with a slot for letters, nothing unique — a simple steel box. This box will open once a week and letter go to the addressees. All the matter in the low literacy plus the post services, which work slowly than turtle.
In terms of promotion the mail of USA to great symbolism, the «Postman» (directed by Kevin Costner) — was endowed with great strength. I strongly recommend to see this cult movie. Over 2.5 hours the hero of Kevin Costner will deliver messages to custom mailboxes of Post-apocalyptic States of America, for restore the National Post Service and for revival of civilization.
VIA «A Majesty of the Mailbox» by Jane Storm
Barbie too loves the Chupa Chups...
VIA «I Love Mini!» by Jane Storm
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Category: House, Garden & Pets
Agency: Scholz & Friends
Brand: The German Crafts
Advertising Agency: Scholz & Friends, Berlin, Germany
Chief Creative Officer: Martin Pross
Executive Creative Director: Matthias Spaetgens
Creative Director: Mathias Rebmann, Florian Schwalme
Copywriter: Marco Mueller
Art Director: Marc Ebenwaldner, Michael Johne
Photography: Markus Mueller
Design: Robert Gebhard
Account Managers: Benjamin Baader, Jana Baehr, Marissa Monath, Sven Weiche
Producer: Nelly Sedlanic
VIA «A Perfect Repairman» by Jane Storm
The Fashion Royalty are considered as the main glamor stinkers in the world of dolls — with the infinite clothes, intrigues, novels, gossips...
The Fashion Royalty — the 1st fashion dolls of style Barbie for adults. Dolls of The Fashion Royalty is creating in the limited circulations. A limit in hundreds copies for a one unique doll — not a rarity.
Collections often is made thematic, each hero of The Fashion Royalty has a registered legend.
VIA «The Adults Doll» by Jane Storm
Nothing is more valuable for a child.
Give a toy.
Advertising Agency: Publicis Venezuela;
Creative Director: Demian Campos;
Art Director: Andreina Bello;
Copywriter: Jessica Bodoutchian.
VIA «Golden Barbie» by Jane Storm
Hi guys, We do a calendar project to Matchbox with some Barbie dolls naked, now we finaly finished the photo production and cause this we send to Advertlog.
VIA «Doll's Calendar» by Jane Storm
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Geo: Switzerland
Category: Food
Agency: Ruf Lanz
Brand: Hiltl
Advertising Agency: Ruf Lanz, Zurich, Switzerland
Creative Directors: Markus Ruf, Danielle Lanz
Art Director: Isabelle Hauser
Copywriter: Andreas Hornung
Photographer: aschmannklauser.ch
VIA «The Carrot» by Jane Storm
