Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Developed by Jane Abma | Country: Australia
“Packaging design for a new skin care range represented by Australian Super Model, Miranda Kerr. The project involved creating the name KORA, designing the logo and developing concepts for the rest of the branding and website. Although the product is organic skincare and would lend itself to natural and muted tones, we ended up going with an aqua to reflect the purity of the ingredients and to distinguish between it and competing brands.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Developed by Jane Abma | Country: Australia
“Packaging design for a new skin care range represented by Australian Super Model, Miranda Kerr. The project involved creating the name KORA, designing the logo and developing concepts for the rest of the branding and website. Although the product is organic skincare and would lend itself to natural and muted tones, we ended up going with an aqua to reflect the purity of the ingredients and to distinguish between it and competing brands.”
