Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Designed by Bessermachen for Brandhouse | Country: Denmark

“12 archetypes.12 filled chocolates.12 months. Bessermachen design studio had a dream about how archetypes could be shown as young women, calendar girls in a classic 50s style, to create the perfect packaging for archetypes and chocolates. But we knew that for it to be authentic, it would have to be done right.

They were perfectionists in the 50s. First they photographed the model. Then they painted over the picture to achieve the right effect. There were no shortcuts. And speed was of the essence.

To create pin-up girl illustrations, you have to be faithful to the way it was done in the 50s. From the ground up and without compromise.

Packaging for the chocolates is a chapter for itself. Everything from weight to quality and coating needs to be taken into consideration. Suggestions range from using fabrics to cardboard. But in the spirit of the 50s we end up choosing tin boxes. The production, however, is modern and made in China.”

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Chocolates with Attitude

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Chocolates with Attitude

Designed by Bessermachen for Brandhouse | Country: Denmark

“12 archetypes.12 filled chocolates.12 months. Bessermachen design studio had a dream about how archetypes could be shown as young women, calendar girls in a classic 50s style, to create the perfect packaging for archetypes and chocolates. But we knew that for it to be authentic, it would have to be done right.

They were perfectionists in the 50s. First they photographed the model. Then they painted over the picture to achieve the right effect. There were no shortcuts. And speed was of the essence.

To create pin-up girl illustrations, you have to be faithful to the way it was done in the 50s. From the ground up and without compromise.

Packaging for the chocolates is a chapter for itself. Everything from weight to quality and coating needs to be taken into consideration. Suggestions range from using fabrics to cardboard. But in the spirit of the 50s we end up choosing tin boxes. The production, however, is modern and made in China.”

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

Chocolates with Attitude

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