Do you know the meaning of these luxury brand logos?

With the development of the times, luxury goods have entered the lives of ordinary people. Although you can't buy at will, 1 and 2 luxury goods are common. However, when we buy, do we know the meaning of their labels?

1, Armani

Armani logo logo design has become a hollow horizontal stripe design, which shows the artistic thought of Armani brand, unconventional and unique. The G and A in the middle of the LOGO represent George's English giorgio and Armani's English Armani respectively, which is concise and clear. LOGO LOGO is an eagle looking to the right, full of the pride of the king, noble and eternal. Logo icon is black and white, mysterious and eye-catching, calm and restrained, natural and classic.

2. Versace

Versace's logo design uses symbolic techniques and adopts the mythical modeling of Medusa as a spiritual symbol. Medusa represents a fatal attraction, symbolizing Versace's gorgeous transcendence of opera, and its strong avant-garde artistic characteristics are sought after by the world. Gorgeous design is a love of life, a vision of infinite beauty and joy in the future, and a revelation of the sexiest part of human nature.

3. Hermes

The design of Hermè s logo was inspired by a painting "Carriage and stable boy" by Alfred Dole, the third generation of Hermè s heir Emile Hermes. The picture is a two-seater carriage, which is driven by its owner, with stable boy beside it, but the owner's seat is empty.

The significance of Hermes logo is that although Hermes provides first-class goods, how to show the characteristics of the goods requires consumers' own understanding and control. It is luxurious, conservative and noble, and the whole brand is permeated with rich and profound horse culture from the whole to the details. Perfect quality is the consistent pursuit of Hermes.

4. Prada

PRADA, as a royal Italian supplier, founded its brand on 19 13. Since 19 13, we have been making graphics with the Sawa coat of arms and the royal coat of arms as symbols, and Miranno indicates its "brand birthplace".

Prada's design is in harmony with modern people's lifestyle, not only in the fabric, color and style, but also in the philosophy of life behind the design. Prada's perfect balance between function and aesthetics is not only the display of fashion trends, but also the acme of modern aesthetics.

5. Estee Lauder

Estee Lauder's logo is noble and elegant, with classic black and white colors, which not only has the spirit of modern innovation, but also maintains Estee Lauder's consistent exquisite elegance; It seems that the logos of big brands are all designed with brand English names. Estee Lauder was not surprised. It conveys the brand information well, and the lines of logo thickness change as smooth as silk. Estee Lauder strives to make every brand have its own unique temperament, and strives to make every woman who owns her young and confident, just like the representative of fashion and beauty.

6. Dior

Dior is a combination of "god" and "gold" in French, and gold later became the most common representative color of Dior brand.

The color matching of the luxury Dior logo is pure black design, without too much decoration. The whole Dior logo is very smooth and concise. Coordinate the D letter with every detail in the design. Use the letter d correctly. The design of all luxury goods requires high details. The collocation of D letter and O in Dior logo design is a very interesting example. The echo of a semicircle and an ellipse constitutes a perfect arc.

7.lancome

The name Lancome was conceived from Lancome, a castle in central France. For the sake of pronunciation, the letter "S" in the name of the castle has been replaced by a typical French long sound symbol. Because many roses have been planted around Lancome Castle, which is full of romantic artistic conception, roses have become the symbol of Lancome brand. Armand, the founder of the brand, believes that every woman is like a rose, with her own characteristics and gestures.

8. Shiseido (Japanese company)

Shiseido is actually taken from Chinese. In ancient China, it meant "praising the virtues of the earth, which gave birth to new life and created new values."

Sorge Lutens has been the image designer of Shiseido since 1980. The female images he created seem to be true and false, both nihilistic and realistic, which combines the beauty of the East and the West. This is exactly the female image that Shiseido has always created, and it also represents their corporate culture connotation. Oriental implicit culture is packaged by western high technology, and the combination of Chinese and western brings high quality and pleasant product use and enjoyment.