Burberry's Scrolling Website for Its New Fragrance Is a Thing of Beauty

British luxury brand Burberry has launched a new fragrance, My Burberry, and you can even put your name on it, sort of.

The spot promoting it is your typical fragrance spot (good looking people, nothing makes sense, etc.) featuring Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne, but what really shines is the website.

It’s a beautifully designed, interactive, one-scroll site. The background starts as gently falling rain (“My Burberry is a contemporary grand floral that captures the fragrance of a London garden after the rain”) and includes images of flowers, the iconic Burberry trench, and is generally a lovely Internet experience when you consider all of the alternatives out there.

The bottle itself is well designed, although I think the font chosen for “My” in “My Burberry” kills the look a little. You can even have the bottle engraved—a personalized touch pointing back to brand messaging—although again, I think it takes away from the general aesthetic of the bottle.

I could probably scroll up and down this site for a solid 15 minutes though.



Apple e Burberry se unem para demonstrar a camera do iPhone 5s

Um iPhone dourado, junto do lançamento de uma versão de plástico mais barata, já dava pistas suficientes de qual caminho e público a Apple pretende para o 5s. Agora, as parcerias comerciais deixam isso ainda mais claro.

A Burberry filmou seu mais recente desfile de moda em Londres, da coleção Primavera/Verão 2014, com 14 iPhones 5s. Nove na passarela, três em uma grua e dois no teto. Confira a imagem abaixo.

Além de demonstrar a qualidade da camera dos novos iPhones, apesar de todo o ambiente controlado, é importante notar a Apple se associando a uma marca de luxo, o que deva dar o tom para a estratégia de marketing do smartphone nos próximos meses.

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