Okay, so I was digging around online, procrastinating as usual, and ended up knee-deep in CELINE logos. PNGs, SVGs, the whole shebang. And it kinda struck me – what if… what if CELINE just ditched the logo altogether? I mean, brands do that sometimes, right? Minimalist chic, you know? Like, a total vibe shift.
You see all these sites offering the logo in every format imaginable – EPS, AI, PSD, even CDR which, let’s be honest, who even *uses* CDR anymore? It makes you wonder if they’re actually necessary. I mean, CELINE is CELINE. People recognize the clothes, the bags… the whole *aesthetic*. Does it *really* need the logo plastered everywhere?
I’m not saying the CELINE logo is bad. It’s clean, it’s simple. It’s… y’know, very CELINE. But think about it. Imagine a gorgeous CELINE coat, sleek and understated, without that little emblem screaming “I’m expensive!” It would be… subversive, almost. Like a secret code for the truly discerning. You’d *know*, and that’s all that would matter.
Of course, the marketing folks at CELINE would probably have a conniption. They’d be like, “But the brand recognition! The global reach! Think of the shareholders!” And fair enough, I get it. Businesses need to… you know, do business.
But still, the idea is kinda intriguing. A kind of anti-logo logo, if you will. A statement that says, “We’re confident enough in our design that we don’t need to shout about it.” Plus, think of all the money they’d save on printing those darn logos! They could use it to, I dunno, make the linings of the bags even more luxurious. Or maybe give me a discount on a pair of those ridiculously cool boots I’ve been eyeing. Just a thought.
