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#CHANEL N°5 L'EAU “#Always #the #Best #Stylish #Fragrance #in #the #World” Amazing Advertising Campaign #Metin #Tilki #MBA From square to Sphere, CHANEL N°5 L’EAU embraces new curves. Catch a cinematic drop of the fragrance in its limited-edition, minimalist glass vessel, larger-than-life on the exterior of Sphere. The venue’s curved form perfectly showcases the shape of the bottle, illuminating the skyline of the Las Vegas Strip. A visual experience as singular and unexpected as the creation itself. Discover the scent on chanel.com/-N5_L_EAU_24_ * #innovation * #management * #digitalmarketing * #technology * #creativity * #futurism * #marketing * #socialnetworking * #motivation * #personaldevelopment * #jobinterviews * #sustainability * #personalbranding * #creativity * #personaldevelopment * #motivation * #mindfulness * #inspiration * #selfhelp * #management * #leadership * #innovation * #management  * #HumanResources * #digitalmarketing  * #technology  * #creativity  * #Future * #futurism  * #Entrepreneurship * #Careers * #Markets * #Startups * #Marketing * #SocialMedia * #VentureCapital * #SocialNetworking * #LeanStartups * #Economy * #Economics * #socialmedia * #socialnetworking * #venturecapital * #motivation * #sustainability * #design * #sales

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- Nouveau Cool aux Galeries Lafayette x FMC x Adapta - « 60% to 80% of the environmental impact in a fashion collection is due to the materials. It is even more crucial for the industry to reuse existing materials whereas launching new ones », shared Virginie Ducatillon during this talk Last Thursday, we had the honor of participating in the "Nouveau Cool" event organized by Fédération de la Mode Circulaire at Galeries Lafayette Haussmann. Adapta took part in a talk on reuse and circular fashion, alongside CrushON,Nona Source and CASA 93. It was an excellent opportunity to exchange innovative ideas and strengthen our commitment to more sustainable fashion. Here are some of the topics highlighted at this inspiring event: - The diversity of business models focused on reuse - The education of future generations of designers and managers - Organization and structure of the key players in the reuse of deadstocks - The need for legislative support to encourage brands to adopt this approach - The future growth of the circular fashion market versus the less positive figures on "traditional » fashion business models. A big thank to Léopold Féjean who led the discussion and the Fédération de la Mode Circulaire for this enriching opportunity and to Galeries Lafayette Haussmann for their warm welcome. We look forward to continuing on promoting and developing initiatives for more fair and sustainable fashion. #Adapta #Cuir #Qualité #ProcessusDeSélection #Innovation #Durabilité #cuir #entrepreuneuriat #mission #circularité #sustainablefashion #leathergoods #maroquinerie #fashion #adaptaparis #responsable #reemploi #luxe #impact #ecoresponsabilité Wacano  ADC Au-delà Du Cuir Alliance France Cuir Creamoda Belgian Fashion Fedustria United Fashion

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It takes just three minutes to see the tightening effect of Roquette Beauté’s new skincare ingredient, according to General Manager Bénédicte Courel. But can you guess which vegetable it’s made of? Watch this interview with CosmeticsDesign’s Kirsty Doolan on day two of in-cosmetics Global to find out. 🔗 cosmeticsdesign-europe.com #InCosmetics #RoquetteBeaute #MultiST730 #SustainableBeauty #PlantBasedInnovation #EcoFriendlyCosmetics #BeautyIndustry #CosmeticScience #GreenBeauty #InnovativeIngredients

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 ✦ Saint Laurent Price Drop: Winning or Losing Strategy? ✦ Saint Laurent has recently decreased the prices of some accessories, including the Loulou bag and the Cassandre wallet. Is this a smart move? 💔 Deceptive for Loyal Customers: A sudden price drop can feel like a betrayal to those who have invested in the brand over the years, diminishing the exclusivity they value. 🛡️ Brand Image Concerns: Saint Laurent bags are already a target for counterfeiters. Lowering prices could further dilute the perceived quality. 📈 Impact on Investment Appeal: Luxury bags are often seen as investments. Take Chanel, for instance—their prices have steadily increased, enhancing their allure and value as collectible pieces. When first released, the Chanel Boy Bag Medium retailed at $3,200. As of March 2023, the retail price for the medium size in leather is $6,600. This represents a 40% increase since 2017 (Sothebys). 💎 Perception of Value: Consistent price increases in brands like Chanel underscore their commitment to exclusivity and high value. By reducing prices, Saint Laurent risks being perceived as less valuable and not as desirable among discerning buyers who seek timeless investment pieces. 📉 Could the reason behind this price drop be the decreased share value of the Kering Group? ⬆️Since 2019, major luxury players have increased the prices of their products by an average of 33%, accounting for half of the sector's organic sales growth over the past two years, according to RBC analysts. ➡️ I believe a price change should be motivated primarily by the product itself, not market trends. This price drop appears to be a short-term strategy that might attract new buyers but risks undermining the brand's long-term value. 💬 What do you think? Will this be a long-term winning strategy? Share your thoughts! #pricestrategy #luxury #saintlaurent

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🌟 Exploring the Ephemeral Beauty of Perfumery: Insights and Inspirations 🌟 Hello LinkedIn community! Today, let's embark on a journey into the enchanting realm of perfume—a fusion of art, science, and sensory delight. Recent trends reveal a growing appreciation for artisanal craftsmanship and the allure of natural ingredients in perfumery. This resurgence speaks to a deeper connection with authenticity and the timeless elegance of fragrance. As the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once pondered, "It is not every truth that deserves belief, but only that which brings us greater love for life." In the world of perfume, each scent is a testament to the pursuit of beauty and the enhancement of our sensory experiences. Sustainability remains a cornerstone of innovation in the fragrance industry. From eco-friendly packaging solutions to responsibly sourced materials, brands are embracing ethical practices that resonate with today's conscientious consumers. At its essence, perfume transcends its physical form to evoke emotions, memories, and aspirations. It is a silent storyteller, weaving narratives that speak to our individuality and celebrate the richness of human expression. Join me in celebrating the artistry and evolution of perfumery. Let's uncover the latest trends, explore the philosophical musings that inspire our creations, and embrace the transformative power of fragrance in our lives. #PerfumeryArt #FragrancePhilosophy #SustainablePerfumery #NaturalIngredients #BeautyInFragrance #FriedrichNietzsche #LinkedInMarketing

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L’OCCITANE en Provence is not only a master of pampering our skin but also a steward of the environment through their commitment to sustainable hospitality! 🌿✨ Here’s how the iconic brand is making a difference: 1. Eco-Friendly Amenities: L’OCCITANE en Provence’s hospitality services feature thoughtfully curated amenities that prioritize sustainability. From refillable toiletries to biodegradable packaging, every detail reflects their commitment to the planet. 2. Local Sourcing: Inspired by the lush landscapes of Provence, L’OCCITANE collaborates with local artisans and farmers. By sourcing ingredients from nearby regions, they reduce their carbon footprint and support the community. 3. Nature-Inspired Experiences: Guests can immerse themselves in the essence of Provence through nature-inspired spa treatments. Imagine a massage using organic lavender oil or a facial with botanical extracts—pure bliss! 4. Educational Initiatives: The loved brand doesn’t stop at pampering; they educate guests about sustainable practices. Workshops on recycling, conservation, and mindful living empower visitors to make eco-conscious choices. Let’s celebrate beauty that cares for both our skin and the planet! 🌟 Read the full article from happi here: https://lnkd.in/eK-YrZ7D #LOCCITANEGroup #LOCCITANEenProvence #SustainableBeauty

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This is just Delicious Art! Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton are masterfully blending art, design, and high-end experiences to shape brand perception. The recent reopening of their Saint-Tropez restaurant exemplifies this approach. Here, the fusion of Arnaud Donckele’s culinary artistry with Maxime Frédéric’s dessert creations, set against a backdrop of meticulously designed decor inspired by the Côte d’Azur, creates a multi-sensory luxury experience. I see this as a perfect example of how integrating diverse creative elements can elevate a brand. By using art & design to evoke a sense of place and lifestyle, Louis Vuitton not only showcases its products but also builds an aspirational world that consumers want to be part of, resulting in deep emotional connections, reinforcing the brand’s prestige and allure. Here's to celebrating the power of art & design in crafting luxury experiences! 🥂 #brandexperience #powerofdesign #artandluxury #louisvuitton #brandperception

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The Impressive Sillage and Longevity of CEO Extrait De Parfum by Vach Cittoni In the world of fragrances, sillage and longevity are two critical aspects that determine the quality and appeal of a perfume. Vach Cittoni’s CEO Extrait De Parfum performs brilliantly in these areas, captivating wearers with its remarkable presence and endurance. Sillage: A Commanding Aura The term "sillage" refers to the trail left by a fragrance, an olfactory wake that lingers in the air as you move through a space. CEO Extrait De Parfum excels in this regard, creating an aura that invites attention without overwhelming the senses. The fragrance opens with a burst of fresh bergamot and black currants which immediately establishing a vibrant and sophisticated presence. As the initial notes settle, the heart of CEO Extrait De Parfum reveals itself, with rich undertones of pink pepper,jasmine and patchouli. These middle notes provide a depth that adds complexity and allure which allows for a swirling mix into the sensual woody undertones of the fragrance. It's a scent that announces itself confidently, making it perfect for the modern man who embodies refinement and masculinity. Longevity: A Fragrance That Endures Longevity, the duration a fragrance lasts on the skin, is another area where CEO Extrait De Parfum shines. This extrait de parfum concentration ensures that the fragrance remains potent and enduring throughout the day. Users report that just a few sprays in the morning are enough to carry them through a full day of work, evening events, and even into the night. The secret to this lasting power lies in the carefully crafted base notes. Ambergris and musk form the foundation of CEO Extrait De Parfum, providing a warm and sensual finish that lingers on the skin. These ingredients are known for their excellent fixative properties, anchoring the scent and allowing it to evolve gracefully over time. A Statement of Quality and Craftsmanship Vach Cittoni is new and relatively unknown brand. However, they are establishing a reputation for supplying inspired fragrances that are not only luxurious but also meticulously crafted. CEO Extrait De Parfum is a prime example of this dedication to quality. The use of high-quality ingredients and precise blending of oils ensure that every bottle of CEO Extrait De Parfum meets the highest standards. Whether you are in a boardroom, at a social gathering, or simply enjoying a day out, CEO Extrait De Parfum offers an impressive sillage and longevity that keep you feeling confident and distinguished. It’s more than just a fragrance; it’s a statement of style and sophistication. For those who seek a scent that leaves a lasting impression, CEO Extrait De Parfum by Vach Cittoni is the perfect choice. Embrace the power of a fragrance that stands the test of time, and let CEO Extrait De Parfum become a part of your signature style.

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📈THE LATEST FRAGRANCE TRENDS📈 Over 2000 people were asked 3 questions ➡️What are your favourite types of scent when using a personal scented product? A little bit over 50% of all participants chose Fresh 🌊as their most preferred scent type, followed by equal proportions for Citrus 🍊 and Fruity 🍒. In addition, the same proportion of participants (27%) chose the good ol’ Vanilla 🍦 and Floral 🌸 as their go-to scent. Although these results are intriguing, it should be noted that there are many different interpretations and themes for each of the fragrance families, particularly “Fresh” as the term itself is so vague. ➡️On a scale of 1 to 5, how subtle or bold do you prefer your fragrance to be? 1 - Subtle 12%🪶 2- 16% 3- 41% 4- 21% 5 - Bold 10%💪🏼 If you plot this data, you will notice a nice normal distribution curve. Although “skin-scents” (1) are making a comeback, the majority of people still prefer a bolder scent. My verdict is that this should not come as a surprise, as fragrance is used as an extension of our personality but also more and more people are turning their attention to bolder scents, because they are generally more long-lasting. ➡️How do you want your fragrance to make you feel? This again was a very interesting result, the majority of people voted for Clean 🧼(63%), followed by Confident💼 (48%) and only shortly falling behind, Relaxed😌 (40%). Taking into account the patterns but also stressors of the end-consumers is therefore vital. Perfume brands must understand the how, when and where their fragrances fit in the lifestyle of their corresponding audiences… The emotional scale is of imperative importance when it comes to successful fragrance creation that will generate impact and also return customers. 🤔What questions should I ask next? Let me know in the comments below 👇🏼 #fragrance #trends #brands

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✨ A desire to ‘age well’ will see longevity principles and cellular targeted solutions take over anti-ageing products. While brands continue using alternative pro-ageing terms, consumers still use ‘anti-ageing’ to search for products. On social media, people are more interested in discussing specific needs, but both information is key to maintain as SEO strategy and storytelling. #BeautyInnovation #Skincare #Ageagnostic #IntergenerationalBeauty

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Going public is not always a magic wand: L'Occitane is preparing to go private again. L’Occitane Holding SA, a wholly-owned subsidiary, will acquire the remaining shares which will lead the way to the final steps of privatizing the company. In April, L'Occitane said that a mix of industry dynamics — including its increasingly competitive environment — and pressures of operating as a listed company underlies the rationale for going private. L'Occitane was founded in 1976 by Olivier Baussan, with the purpose to create a company that celebrates and preserves the traditions of his native Provence. In the 90' Baussan sold a majority to venture capitalists to finance expansion, but it proved out that the investors and the founder had very different views and Baussan found himself to be a Steve Jobs of the cosmetic industry, outed from the company he had founded. In '94 an Austrian businessman bought 33% of the company and asked Baussan to return as the creative director and lead product development. In 2001 family owned Clarins invested in L'Occitane. In 2010 L'Occitane was publicly listed. 14 years fast forward, the company is going back private. Mr. Geiger is presently the Chairman and it would seem that Mr. Baussan is no longer involved in the management of the company, but Mr. Geiger has previously worked with Mr. Baussan. The last few years have been a roller coaster of mergers and acquisitions, filing for bankruptcy for the cosmetic business, with all the challenges the pandemic and post pandemic times have brought us. It would sometimes seem that, for family companies, starting from the vision of one person, the company is sometimes dependent on the vision of the founder, as it was with Annita Roddick's The Body Shop. #cosmetics #trends #cosmeticmarket #markettrends #loccitane #ipo #economictrends

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🥋 [Sports Biz News]🇫🇷 KENZO and French Judo Team: The Fusion of Sports and Fashion👏 Famous fashion brand KENZO proudly supports the French Judo Team for this summer's competition in Paris. This initiative echoes the significant involvement of KENZO's parent company, LVMH, in supporting international sports events and competitions. Artistic Director Nigo designed a uniform inspired by the origins of Japanese sports for these globally anticipated sports events. The team will wear the same kimono-inspired set unveiled during the brand's Fall/Winter 2023 fashion show. The kimono, created in Japan in the 8th century, has undergone various evolutions. During the Edo period, characterized by economic growth, national stability, and the enjoyment of arts, it became a symbol of Japanese culture. It is still worn at significant events in Japan today. In judo practice, the kimono has also evolved, with notable changes in length and overall volume for greater freedom of movement, and the use of thicker fabric for better grip and anchoring. It symbolizes discipline, respect, and commitment, values cherished by KENZO. KENZO and LVMH's support for the French Judo Team highlights the influence and involvement of Japanese companies in international sports events. This initiative enhances KENZO's brand image while promoting Japanese culture and the spirit of sports worldwide. KENZO's support for the French Judo Team is a strategic sports marketing initiative. By supporting the French Judo Team, KENZO leverages the international visibility of sports events to strengthen its brand image. The kimono-inspired uniform designed by Nigo combines the brand's identity with Japanese culture, creating an emotional connection through cultural storytelling. This initiative also explores new marketing possibilities by blending sports and fashion. With LVMH's robust backing, KENZO reaches not only judo fans but also fashion enthusiasts, showcasing the brand's versatility and broad appeal. Overall, KENZO's support for the French Judo Team is an excellent sports marketing strategy, enhancing brand recognition, cultural value, and reaching diverse market segments. This initiative has the potential to influence future sports events and other brands, shaping new trends in sports marketing. #glocalsportsnews #sportsmarketing #sportsnews #sportsbusiness #marketing #branding #pr #brandingstrategy #marketingstrategy #prstrategy #businessstrategy #advertising #kenzo #frenchjudo #paris2024 #judo #france #fashion #lvmh #japan

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After all the speculation around the successor to Virginie Viard at CHANEL, Bruno Pavlovsky spoke with Le Figaro and delivered a dose of common sense to cut through the hyperbole of the past month. In essence, he rightly says CHANEL is bigger than any creative director and is not willing to sacrifice their house codes to accommodate a designer’s vision. Read this. (Google translated from French, so be aware of nuance). “What I am sure of is that the ideal system for us is not to recruit an Artistic Director who offers the same thing in every house they visit. Too many Artistic Directors lose the meaning of the brand. Chanel has a product that exists, a strong product and the power of Karl, like that of Virginie has been to evolve it, to build using the best of the past, each with their own vision, but always at the service of the house. We will never make a clean slate of what exists at Chanel. There is a framework, and the artistic direction must work within this framework. We can make it move from within, but certainly not make it explode. We have the opportunity to give a new impetus, to shake things up, to enrich the house with a different vision. But always within a framework. If we find a great profile who tells us: “I love Chanel, I’m going to do Chanel, but I am not going to do tweed” It’s not going to work.” Clear, confident and on-point, right? And likely to eliminate some of the ‘names’ bandied about. CHANEL needs a designer with the emotional intelligence to be able to deal with the magnitude and spotlight the role will bring, but with the humility to accept they are a custodian of the role and work at the “service of the house”, not the other way around. That’s rare, because most designers (and executives) who step into big jobs feel the need to immediately drive change and justify their worth. CHANEL is not a fashion brand; it is bigger and more culturally important than that. It doesn’t need a new font, logo or a monogram dug out from the archives. Pavlovsky and Leena Nair are clearly not interested in the product being defined by a moment in time, and have the intelligence of thinking long term, to consider what evolution of the house will look like in 2030 and beyond, and not simply chasing brand heat.  DHR Global #luxurybusiness #chanel

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French-Italian eyewear giant has agreed to buy the streetwear juggernaut Supreme from VF Corporation Corp. for $1.5 billion in cash, adding another lifestyle brand to a stable that already includes Ray-Ban and Oakley. Supreme was founded in New York by James Jebbia in 1994. It sells clothes and footwear targeting skateboarding and urban trends. With its distinct red and white logo, Supreme has moved from being a cult favorite to a mainstream success. It now has an online business as well as 17 stores in the US, Asia, and Europe. EssilorLuxottica shares traded 3% lower early Wednesday in Paris, trimming their year-on-year gain to 10%. VF was down 0.5% in premarket US trading. Jebbia said he supports the sale to Essilor as it will allow Supreme to focus on its brand, products and customers. Supreme’s growth has been fueled by so-called “hype” marketing, including limited-edition collaborations with partners ranging from watchmakers to musicians, and frequent “drops” of new products. Among others, it has tied up with Louis Vuitton and The North Face. VF acquired Supreme in 2020 as part of a $2.1 billion deal with private equity firm Carlyle Group and investors including Goode Partners. EssilorLuxottica was formed from the merger of two of Europe’s most prominent eyewear companies — Italy’s Luxottica and France’s Essilor. It is a global leader in the production and sale of prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses and contact lenses. Bloomberg #brands #marketing #retailing #mergers

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Is Fashion on the Path to Progress? 💪 At Viva Technology, Vestiaire Collective, represented by our Chief Marketing Officer Marie-Christin Oebel, highlighted the growing momentum of circularity in fashion and our concrete actions to lead this change. 🚀Honored to be part of the prestigious La French Tech Next 40/120 list for the 4th time, recognized as one of France's top-performing and most impactful unicorns. As a Certified B-Corp®, we are showcasing how beneficial our business model is by preventing three times more emissions than we generate. 💻Proud to innovate with Resale as a Service (RaaS), empowering brands to offer direct resale. Using cutting-edge technology such as the Digital ID (powered by EON), all Chloé pieces since SS23 enable customers to trace, maintain, and resell easily on Vestiaire Collective. 💥Championing circularity as we prevent 3x more emissions than we generate. Our carbon intensity reduction scales exponentially with our growth. Circularity isn't just a concept but a tangible climate action with a net positive impact, countering the damaging effects of fast fashion! ✨Thank you to… Sophie Brocart, CEO of PATOU (LVMH), Julie Roze, Partner of Korelya Capital, Anders Sjoblom, CEO of Recover for discussing with us and Amaury Saint Olive, Associate Partner of McKinsey & Company for moderating the panel ! and to Lara Kornel from Viva Technology for giving us the platform to raise this important topic with brands and industry experts! Together, let’s continue our effort to change the fashion industry for a more sustainable future!♻️ #VestiaireCollective #VivaTechnology #TechCompany #Fashion #Sustainability 

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The perfumery segment has long been regarded in France as an exception. Unlike skincare and makeup, perfumery was sold exclusively through selective channels. ✨Selective perfumery, from independent points of sale to networks such as Marionnaud or Sephora, holds a monopoly on the marketing of prestigious “big brands” from Couture houses like Chanel and YSL. However, selective distribution has not maintained its unique position. The selective perfume segment now shares several attributes commonly associated with large-scale distribution and mass-market: an expansive or even excessive range, frequent promotions, low prices, and aggressive marketing and communication.✨ ✨A business is dependent on promotions, perfumes represent 67% of the turnover of the selective circuit in France, according to NPD figures published in LSA (03/06/2019). This segment is also the most heavily promoted, with 74% of its turnover generated under promotional activities. Perfume maintains high “spontaneous awareness” through substantial media investments, continuing to dominate major media channels, including TV. ✨Prestigious perfumery, however, avoids traditional advertising in mainstream media. It aims to remain confidential, targeting connoisseurs who assert their personality through this accessory. This is a stark contrast to the popular perfumery now characterizing selective distribution. Targeting Countries for Growth With China and Japan being the second and third largest cosmetics markets in the world respectively, Asia presents a relevant and interesting market. ✨Exports to Asia continue to grow, with more than 20% of French products shipped there, representing over 2.6 billion euros. ✨The future of perfumery and scented beauty products remains bright. Despite a troubled economic context, the beauty sector remains a desired line of expenditure for consumers. #allsocial #perfume #beauty #fragrance

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<Info Cosmetics> 🌟 Revealing today an exciting Research from dsm-firmenich presented during the last #Pangborn2023 ! 🌟  🌸🧴 How perfumery can be leveraged to deliver emotional benefits to consumers. 🔍 Who are they ? Firmenich, a global leader in the fragrance and flavor industry, is dedicated to creating positive sensory experiences through innovative and sustainable products.  With a commitment to research and development, Firmenich delivers exceptional solutions that enhance consumer well-being and satisfaction. 🌿✨ Their research shows that brands' growing interest in wellness makes perfumery an optimal means of achieving this goal, but it requires skilled olfactory execution tailored to different markets. Abstract: Brands' growing interest in wellness makes perfumery an optimal means of delivering emotional benefits to consumers, requiring skilled olfactory execution tailored to different markets. To achieve this, we established a combined Sensory and Consumer approach to provide olfactive guidelines: 44 perfumery accords illustrating different olfactive facets were evaluated by 150 consumers in 11 countries, and their emotional responses measured using an implicit reaction time technique. These accords were also evaluated by a trained sensory panel using a CATA descriptive procedure with 40 olfactive attributes. The combined datasets were processed through multi-dimensional methods (MFA and olfactive drivers) to identify sensory drivers of feelings, highlighting global trends and country-specific patterns. For example, the vanilla olfactive character was positively linked to relaxed feelings, while the mint olfactive character was negatively linked to relaxed feelings for most countries. However, in India, Germany, Japan, and Thailand, the vanilla olfactive character was also negatively linked to relaxed feelings. Proximity between countries in terms of fragrance-feelings space was examined, opening opportunities for brands to rationalize their fragrance portfolio, especially for refresh feelings. Finally, predictive models were produced to anticipate the emotional profile of new fragrances based on their olfactive profile, simplifying the decision-making process during development. 👉 If you're interested in learning more, check out their presentation, "Driving fragrance development to deliver emotional benefits in several markets," https://lnkd.in/dzRMwsh3 #Tastelweb® #emotions #fragrances #culturaldifferences #emotionalbenefits Christelle Porcherot Fabien Craignou, Karine Miot, Donato Cereghetti #SensoryAnalysis #ProductDevelopmentFood #InnovationInProduct #ProductQualityControl #Triangle #DescriptiveTesting #ConsumersTest #TextAnalysisInSensoryField #SensorySoftware #SensoryTestOnLine

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A new tribute to the #Givenchy brand. Are you ready to discover a pink planet? Here we are! 🌖I explored an eclectic style for the Givenchy collection, inspired by an extraordinary pink shadows—perhaps Mars, the Moon, or Venus. The exact location doesn’t matter. What matters is preserving the brand’s identity and DNA while infusing it with my personal interpretation. ⭐️ These images were ready 7 months ago but weren’t post-edited until now. I can finally show you their best version. What still astonishes me after so many months is the potential that AI generation platforms offer us when we blend creativity, experience, and skills. Enjoy your pink planet today! Creator: Stefania Scrivani ஃ (CDO and AI Creative Designer) Images: DALL-E Open Ai Post Editing: Magnific AI and photoshop Layout: Canva Text: ChatGPT support Declaimer: These images are used for illustrative purposes only and do not imply any official collaboration with the mentioned brand. This is a creative concept and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Givenchy or their subsidiaries. All rights are reserved. All images are property of Stefania Scrivani by legal tech of #legal_techadvisor . #Givenchy #MaisonGivenchy #hautecouture #aifashiondesign #aicreativedesign #aifashiondesigner #aicreation #aimagazine #aicommunity #aidesigned #aicreated #aiartcommunity

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