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Diesel: Global Warming, Venice
Global warming ready
Advertising Agency: Marcel, Paris, France
Creative director/Copywriter: Frederic Temin
Art directors: Nicolas Chauvin, Romin Favre
Photographer: Terry Richardson
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Cannes.
Very clever, claiming global warming first.
I agree. Love it.
quite repulsive if you ask me.
we didn't.
keyword: "if"
glad you're not a copywriter.
I wouldn't worry about it. Some people just like to start fights on the internet with some guy or girl they don't know in some country they've never heard of for the conversation. It's called not having a life.
You shouldn't pick fights!
oh, i'm not. Just explaining to this guy why he shouldn't let it get to him.
brilliant campaign. bravo!
great campaign
1. Estéticamente la conciencia social queda como parte de la moda. (Insigth real)
2. La marca vende un futuro donde las cosas seguirán siendo las mismas. (Otro Insigth real)
3. No hay duda, es una campaña donde la muestra fotográfica, selección de modelos,
actitudes y dirección de arte en los detalles, es IMPRESIONANTE. Sí, me queda claro
que esta campaña es un fuerte favorito para Cannes.
Me gustaría pensar "si", que luego de tanto mensaje de conciencia social, hicieramos algo
que realmente detuviera el calentamiento global, la extinción de recursos, etc, etc.
Mientras tanto... bienvenidas las ideas.
"Aquí también se opina en español y em português".
I Love the photos..but I dont think we should represent global warming as something cool and fashinable...I get the irony behind it, but still...It is a little irresponsable in my opinion.
DIESEL always uses irony in their campains.
And in my humble opinion all of them are outstanding.
Great intelligent advertising.
Don't like their products though...
;)
very nice... and this I think is the best one of it...
Fred & Farid: Benchmark creative team
There's a mistake here. Fred n' Farid didn't do this campain. They moved before the client account went in Marcel Paris agency.
photos are excellent!
This is not my brand but I always loved their ads. And I always thought diesel is just jeans (or maybe it had been just jeans till the global warming buzz?). Anyway, I'd like to point out that this is a clever strategy these dayz...
love them all.
Ok, this campaign is great? Yes it is. But take pictures of big cities with the ocean covering it's monuments is really really old. So what they did was to place a nice brand and hire a nice photographer and everyone forgot the idea has been done to death.
And Fred&Farid don't do anything nice for quite a long time now. This campaign you can say it is nice, but it is not new.
Is the idea about ocean covering monuments? don't think so dude. Much better than that.
Ivan, here are the good credits for this french campaign :
Client : Diesel
Agency : Gossip / Marcel
Art Directors : Nicolas Chauvin, Romin Favre
Copywriter : Frederic Temin
Photo : Terry Richardson
Thanks a lot!
irresponsibly repulsive campaign...
i even lost my symphathy for the brand.
brilhant campaing! Cannes for sure. And no more bla bla bla's.
Love the campaign...
The messaged seems like / Sound stupid like "Models & Diesel consumer... It's cool & ready to get yurself burnt & enjoying yur skin cancer journey..."
took me a while to understand the campaign.. but after i got it, its a really good idea :D
ice age coming.
the photos should be more powerfull...or they idea not to be that direct (let it be diesel store's display will be better)...its weak...i love wearing diesel but can't feel the identity at this campaign...
Please, someone. Why is this so good? I can´t find nothing really cool here that makes you say "Wow", "Cannes for sure".
I like the shots overall. A little too post produced for my taste - and not like Terry Richardson's usual style.
What no one seems to comment on is why St Marks Square in Venice (frequently flooded for the past 500 years) is still above water - when elsewhere London and Mt Rushmore are flooded? Er doh! The parrots don't save it from lazy thinking.