Ok, this is really starting to get boring now. It seems like every company has decided that they want to integrate their bag with their products. I really loved the first one (The one with the gun for VTM), but now almost everyone is doing it. If you’ve been following other blogs, you might have already seen some of the other “cool bags” going around. The one with the hair pulling, the one with the teeth, etc etc. Im sure we’ll see more of these in the future though.
doen to death agreed, but this one is dangerous. i am sure folk not matching the bag model wont be too happy carrying around such a bag…
No, they’re not different. They’re all a variation on the same theme. Give a brief to any good creative team, and after a day, they’ll come up with a dozen good ideas.
Isn’t that advertising? We’re all doing the same thing – this is just a different medium.
Hm, you are right, Tom. But I can’t help. I like this special one. Ireally don’t know why… ;-p
Just wanted to know, wich agency made this bag?
I like it too, or I like the example photo with that particular model. As far as I can see this sort of thing is more about PR surrounding a campaign than the campaign itself, after all there’s no legislating for how a consumer carries the bag (at a different height so the illusion is broken or on a different arm so the image is reversed and so on).
Yeah we haven’t really pick up the whole craze in Australia. But seeing it for the first time makes it look interesting. The gun idea in the other post was awesome.
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I’m not that annoyed (mainly because it hasn’t made a transition in Australia), but I’d like to see how far this can go. I mean, it’s been “done,” but they are all different (and therefore interesting), aren’t they?