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Credits:
Agency: Marcel (Paris, France)
Creative Directors: Frederic Temin, Anne de Maupeou
Art Directors: Nicolas Chauvin, Romin Favre
Copywriters: Eric Jannon, Dimitri Guerassimov
Photographer: Laurie Bartley
Via: NOTCOT/I Believe in Advertising
Monday, January 21, 2008
Diesel: Live fast
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Labels: advertising campaign, Anne de Maupeou, Diesel, dimitri guerassimov, Eric Jannon, fashion, Frederic Temin, Laurie Bartley, live fast, Marcel, Nicolas Chauvin, photography, poster, print, Romin Favre
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I think this campaign it's as good as the previous and also reflects the spirit of our times: after the global warming ready and the human after all , they show us the live fast concept - people are always running and living crazy like it's their last day on earth.
I don't think the Diesel ads have a formula but a great concept that's just getting started.
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