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25 Communicating the original Ed Hardy brand ethos was the main driver for concept development. It was discovered the fundamental characteristics which best communicate the height and spirit of the Ed Hardy brand are; Hollywood stardom, motorcycle rebel Culture, youth of America and tattoo art. Therefore, I decided to focus on these three themes with an overall theme of the Youth of America represented throughout. Youth Of America Hollywood Stardom Motorcycle Rebel Culture Tattoo Art
Hollywood Stardom 26 Top to bottom: Ed Hardy by Christian Audigier campaign. Ed Hardy custom painted Suzuki Hayabusa Edition. Ed Hardy’s artwork This theme explores the Ed Hardy brand in the height of their 00’s commercial success; the brand was heavily associated with flashy LA and Vegas lifestyles. The brand was worn a lot by socialites, including the likes of Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian. It focusses on the very girlie clothes within the original brand, particularly garments embellished with diamantes. Motorcycle Rebel Culture The original spirit of the brand is associated with a rebellious nature. Additionally, the brand created a lot of motorcycle gear. Ed Hardy himself had a strong passion for motorcycle culture, this is reflected within the original brand. This theme will particularly focus on the dark, rebellious, grunge spirit communicated within the original brand. Tattoo Art The original brand contained designs with Ed Hardy’s tattoo work showcased on the garments. His work specifically focuses on Japanese art, skulls / cross bones and roses. This theme effectively communicates Ed Hardy’s tattoo designs.
Page 2 and 3: Juanita Richards Creative Direction
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