The newest Gucci Guilty fragrance takes a difference approach to advertising with its graphic novel-style trailer. The trailer, which was created by famed graphic novelist Frank Miller (who created the movie 'Sin City'), is a dark and edgy approach to the typical fruity scents of female fragrances.
The mini movie features Evan Rachel Wood and Chris Evans as lovers in a dangerous time. The Gucci Guilty trailer is called 'Friendly Fires' and is an innovative take on fragrance marketing.
Graphic Novel Fragrance Ads
The Gucci Guilty Trailer Takes Cues from the Underground
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