Marc Jacobs 'Daisy Love' Fragrance 2018 : Kaia Gerber, Aube Jolicoeur & Faith Lynch | the Fashion Spot

Marc Jacobs 'Daisy Love' Fragrance 2018 : Kaia Gerber, Aube Jolicoeur & Faith Lynch

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Very juvenile.
This brand is so all over the place...
I don't understand anything about it.
 
^There is no cohesiveness in the brands message at all.

The RTW flits from one to the other, this is still very pretty from the 00's and the accessories are mainstream - there is no clear message. They need to take note from Dior and Saint Laurent/YSL in how to deliver a clear message across all sectors.
 
This brand is so all over the place....

Lol, I agree with you, but these perfumes are his cash cows. I quite like the smell of Daisy, it's very youthful, so this specific campaign at least makes sense. It sounds like Daisy Love is aspin-off.
 
To be fair the overall vibe of Daisy has always been juvenile so this is consistent in that sense.
 
I love the token diversity. So progressive.
 
To be fair the overall vibe of Daisy has always been juvenile so this is consistent in that sense.

For me it was young and fresh. All his perfume at the time had a link: Daisy, Dot, Honey...etc. There was something fresh, unpretentious and sometimes naughty about those ads.

This is very Junior. And to think that the same brand is selling a perfume called Decadance with Adriana Lima is surreal.

There was something very cohesive about the Marc Jacobs brand for a longtime (even in the fashion department). Now everything seems confused
 
Brings me back to the old spring break days!
But yes, this brand is a lost cause. Even saying there is a marc Jacobs woman in laughable (unless she has an identity crisis)
 
I love the token diversity. So progressive.
I really don't understand this comment. If there were no diversity, people would complain. When there's actual diversity, people complain that it's forced or token. What do you guys want? How could they have made this campaign so the diversity isn't "token"? Please explain to me. Aube is lovely and deserves this campaign and it doesn't feel forced to me at all.
 
I really don't understand this comment. If there were no diversity, people would complain. When there's actual diversity, people complain that it's forced or token. What do you guys want? How could they have made this campaign so the diversity isn't "token"? Please explain to me. Aube is lovely and deserves this campaign and it doesn't feel forced to me at all.

Black and white isn’t diversed sweet heart.
 
There was something very cohesive about the Marc Jacobs brand for a longtime (even in the fashion department). Now everything seems confused

I've not smelled Decadence, I imagine it will reek of a cheap brothel? I respect my senses too much to put it through that.
Haven't seen Honey and Dot in ages! Just like I don't see Cristobal Balenciaga.

You're right about the disconnect but I expect he's grasping at straw, trying desperately for a hit. He needs it, after all.
 
Why do the campaigns for this entire line seem to have girls used as spare parts to hang off Kaia? Give them equal footing or don't include them at all, it's not that hard
 
I've not smelled Decadence, I imagine it will reek of a cheap brothel? I respect my senses too much to put it through that.
Haven't seen Honey and Dot in ages! Just like I don't see Cristobal Balenciaga.

You're right about the disconnect but I expect he's grasping at straw, trying desperately for a hit. He needs it, after all.

There was something very fresh about his fragrances when the brand was a smash hit! I even remember names like Cumcumber, Peach or something like that for his fragrances. I used to wear the Orange fragrance during summer. It was fresh and young but with a touch or personality unlike for example what Dior is doing nowadays...

I would say that Decadence is like a Black Orchid without the boldness. I believe is not that much of a success because the brand doesn't have an identity and selling a perfume with a sexy ad when you're not a sexy designer is weird.
The campaign, as beautiful as it was, wasn't really MJ.

He needs a hit as you said. But first, he should relaunch his old fragrance line, stop with all the flankers of Daisy and as i said before, try an H&M collection. It helped a lot of designers who did it and his brand needs it more than ever.
 

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