Archetype Branding for Fashion
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This document discusses how brands can uncover archetypes to build powerful identities and images. It explains that brands like Apple, Coca-Cola, and Disney are cultural symbols because they have built emotional engagement, remarkable identities, and powerful brand images through communicating their values, directing actions, and being embedded in emotion. This combination of image and emotion creates archetypes that are universal, timeless, and part of the collective unconscious, creating identification. The document then analyzes the archetypes of several fashion brands like Chanel (Lover), Diesel (Jester), Burberry (Ruler), Tiffany (Lover), Alexander McQueen (Creator), Stella McCartney (Innocent), and Paul Smith (Creator)
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- 1. Archetype Branding Uncovering brand archetypes in the fashion industry Mirela Lacerda
- 6. What Apple, Coca-Cola and Disney have in common? They are cultural symbols!
- 7. They have built Emotional engagement Remarkable identities Powerful brand images
- 8. The brand image... Communicates its values Directs actions Is embedded in emotion
- 9. Image + emotion = archetype
- 10. Archetypes... Are universal and timeless Are part of the collective unconscious Create identification
- 11. The archetype definition is the start point to build the brand identity Brand archetype Brand soul Target Values & positioning Compe titors Storytelling
- 12. Chanel Archetype = Lover Cocos ideal of feminity and seduction Chanel
- 13. Diesel Archetype = Jester Have fun, enjoy life, seize the day
- 14. Burberry Archetype = Ruler Status and prestige built around London lifestyle and the iconic trench coat
- 15. Tiffany Archetype = Lover A celebration of love and special moments in life using New York as scenery
- 16. Alexander McQueen Archetype = Creator Nature, religion and history are elements of a disturbing and provocative vision
- 17. Stella McCartney Archetype = Innocent Sustainability, childish elements and a search for paradise
- 18. Paul Smith Archetype = Creator Arts, irreverence and a twisted vision on classics
- 20. Brand X-Ray: who, when, where, how and why? Development: story, mission, vision, values, positioning, competitors, target audience; communication, promotion and sales channels Research Goals Archetype definition Report
- 21. Emotional (desires and expectations about the brand) X Rational (business strategy) Goals Archetype definition ReportResearch
- 22. Research Goals Archetype definition Report Brand history Brand archetype Target Values & Positioning Competitors Storytelling
- 23. Research Goals ReportArchetype definition The Report is a guide that works as brand compass, providing detailed information about: - The archetype definition and its application - Mission, Vision, Values and Positioning - Visual References - Marketing and Communication Strategy