Diesel Opens Doors To 'Fuel For Life Factory'
Bianca — October 22, 2007 — Art & Design
References: diesel-parfums
Diesel, the world famous fashion brand, has finally launched the much-anticipated Fuel For Life Factory website today, October 22, 2007.
The Italian design house has opened the doors to the Fuel For Life Factory, a site that gives a limited 20,000 people the opportunity to create a personalized fragrance. You, personally, can take this chance to play Italian designer, and can design and dress a perfume after your own style and imagination.
"Everyone, man or woman, can now express their style by dressing the bottle which encases the sexy and energetic elixir. A way for Diesel to invite the internet user to express their personality and membership of the Diesel community, a generation of hedonists for whom anything goes," a Diesel press release said.
Upon entering the site, you'll be asked first if the fragrance is Fuel for Life For Him, or Fuel for Life for Her. After making your selection, you're given 10 colour choices for the leather pouch and strap, then are given the opportunity to select from a dozen logos to be laser engraved.
From there, your order is sent to the Parisian headquarters, where your pouch is assembled. Tucked away in the centre of the city of lights, your creation will come to life.
Hey, if anything is going to be your Fuel For Life, you should at least have it tailored to suit you. With 150,000 possibilities, it shouldn't be hard to do!
The limited edition fragrances are estimated to sell for $130 (80 Euros, 55 British pounds) beginning October 22, and will be distributed in the U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Austria, Finland, Ireland, Portugal and the Netherlands.
The Italian design house has opened the doors to the Fuel For Life Factory, a site that gives a limited 20,000 people the opportunity to create a personalized fragrance. You, personally, can take this chance to play Italian designer, and can design and dress a perfume after your own style and imagination.
"Everyone, man or woman, can now express their style by dressing the bottle which encases the sexy and energetic elixir. A way for Diesel to invite the internet user to express their personality and membership of the Diesel community, a generation of hedonists for whom anything goes," a Diesel press release said.
Upon entering the site, you'll be asked first if the fragrance is Fuel for Life For Him, or Fuel for Life for Her. After making your selection, you're given 10 colour choices for the leather pouch and strap, then are given the opportunity to select from a dozen logos to be laser engraved.
From there, your order is sent to the Parisian headquarters, where your pouch is assembled. Tucked away in the centre of the city of lights, your creation will come to life.
Hey, if anything is going to be your Fuel For Life, you should at least have it tailored to suit you. With 150,000 possibilities, it shouldn't be hard to do!
The limited edition fragrances are estimated to sell for $130 (80 Euros, 55 British pounds) beginning October 22, and will be distributed in the U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Austria, Finland, Ireland, Portugal and the Netherlands.
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Fragrances - The trend of personalized fragrances is disrupting the traditional scent market by empowering individuals to create unique scents that reflect their own style and personality.
2. User-generated Design - The trend of user-generated design is providing opportunities for consumers to actively participate in the creation process, allowing them to customize products according to their preferences and tastes.
3. Limited Edition Exclusivity - The trend of limited edition exclusivity is creating a sense of luxury and scarcity, enticing consumers to purchase unique products that are only available for a limited time or in limited quantities.
Industry Implications
1. Fragrance - The fragrance industry can leverage the trend of personalized fragrances by offering customizable scent options to cater to individual preferences and tastes.
2. Fashion - The fashion industry can embrace the trend of user-generated design by allowing customers to personalize and customize clothing and accessories, enhancing customer engagement and loyalty.
3. Luxury Goods - The luxury goods industry can tap into the trend of limited edition exclusivity by creating exclusive and unique products that cater to affluent consumers seeking rare and collectible items.
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