Harvey Nichols rekindled its ‘hedonistic’ attitude through packaging
Winning Gold at The Drum Awards for Design in Packaging, is Harvey Nichols and Design Bridge and Partners, with Harvey Nichols: Pleasurama. Here is the award-winning case study.
The Pleasurama range is targeting younger consumers with its flamboyant packaging / Harvey Nichols
Welcome to Pleasurama: a new world of riotous, irreverent, hedonistic pleasure.
In the 90s, Harvey Nichols was bold, iconic and visionary. It dared to be different as a pioneer in fashion—the first flagship in London to bring in Gucci, where Nicole Farhi and Max Mara collections were inspired, and vibrant designers like Jacquemus were welcomed to host pop-ups. In food it brought the first conveyor belt sushi to London, with a destination restaurant on the 5th floor with its private lift for late nights.
With an attitude that always led from the front, Harvey Nichols was the cutting-edge purveyor of culture. But the British luxury landscape was always moving, while the brand had begun to stand still. With the rise of a new magpie generation, it was time to sharpen the vibrant edge of the brand again—one of fabulous, hedonistic pleasure.
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Emboldened, we took Harvey Nichols’ legacy to new heights, starting with its flagship food & beverage collection. Reclaiming the brand’s place in culture as the most iconic, talk-worthy and giftable destination in the world of luxury retail.
British Luxury retail’s moda operandi usually focuses on heritage, or scale. But Harvey Nichols isn’t merely a place to shop. It indulges customers in the boldest brands in fashion and food that the luxury world has to offer: A pioneer in retail creativity, building a riotously irreverent experience, that only ignites when customers are immersed into our wonderfully heightened sensation of hedonistic pleasure.
We created a unifying vision for redefined luxury: Pleasurama. A heady mix of hedonism, a joyful riot of colour, texture and of course, a full-on sensory overload. Elevated, but never cold; always welcoming and inclusive. Transforming this fashion icon from black-and-white 90s nostalgia, into an unapologetically maximalist world. One that embraces the pursuit of unadulterated pleasure.
The new Harvey Nichols brand is a fresh disruption to the traditional luxury scene of Knightsbridge. Originally designed for the food and beverage range, this bold new identity has gone on to inspire every facet of the brand, from Harvey Nichols’ fashion campaigns, interior design, socials and seasonal collections to their stand-out window displays.
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