Must-Have! The Ultimate Luxury Brand Logo Roundup
Explore iconic luxury brand logos like LV & more! Discover the history & cultural significance behind these symbols of quality & heritage. A must-read for logo lovers!
This comprehensive collection of luxury brand logos is a must-save! ✨ Darlings 🥰, luxury goods are not only a symbol of quality, but their unique logos also have profound cultural heritage and fascinating stories. Today, I will take you to fully understand these highly recognizable luxury logos 👇
🌟 Louis Vuitton (LV) The LV Monogram logo is considered the "ancestor" of all monograms. In 1896, Georges Vuitton combined the popular Japanese crest with the initials of his father's name to create the classic Monogram pattern. In this pattern, LV represents travelers, diamonds represent harvest, stars represent direction, and flowers represent scenery. Moreover, when LV upgraded its brand logo, it optimized the details of the graphics and fonts. The new logo is thinner and slimmer, and the font is taller and bolder, adapting to the aesthetics of the times.
💫 Gucci The classic Gucci double G logo is made up of two interlocking letters G, derived from the initials of the founder Guccio Gucci's name. In 1938, Gucci's eldest son, Aldo, designed the double G trademark symbolizing wealth and privilege, and embedded the double G into the previous pattern, which was a great success and has been passed down to this day. The double G logo is simple and powerful, and is a highly representative symbol of Gucci.
🌸 Chanel The Chanel double C logo was personally designed by the founder Gabrielle Chanel, inspired by the initial "C" of her name. Two uppercase letters "C" overlap back-to-back, which not only represents the brand, but also symbolizes the power and charm of women. Writer Justin Picardie once said that the double C logo is a metaphor for the beautiful and elusive time between Coco Chanel and Capel.
🐎 Hermès The Hermès carriage pattern logo represents its long history and exquisite quality starting from the management of horse equipment. The brand logo is said to be inspired by the painting "Four-wheeled Carriage and Groom" by Alfred de Dreux, a painter from the era of Napoleon III. At the same time, the Hermès H logo is derived from the family crest, symbolizing the brand's pursuit of excellent quality.
🖤 Burberry The knight logo, officially launched in 1901, represents Burberry's history "since 1856" and also symbolizes courage, dignity and strength. The "prorsum" printed on the flag held by the knight means "forward" in Latin. However, in 2018, Burberry replaced the classic knight logo with a simple font and designed a new printed totem inspired by the "T" and "B" in the brand founder's name.
Darlings, do you have a deeper understanding of luxury brand logos now? Hurry up and like and save 🌟, you can easily recognize them next time you go shopping!
