Keeping a Fragrance Collection Visually Consistent | XASIS Journal
Keeping a Fragrance Collection Visually Consistent
A recognisable collection needs some shared design language, even when individual fragrances feel different.

START WITH THE IDEA.
Repeated bottle proportions, type styles and spacing can establish continuity. Variation can then come through lighting, imagery and each concept's personality.
LOOK MORE CLOSELY.
Too much repetition can make products difficult to distinguish. Functional labels and visible names should remain clear.
MAKE A CONSIDERED CHOICE.
XASIS uses one dark-and-silver visual world across the site while allowing each of the Signature Five concept pages to tell a separate story.
YOUR OWN IMPRESSION.
The design details, photography and wording that help a fragrance product feel coherent while still communicating accurate information. This article offers general guidance rather than a claim about the ingredients, stock or performance of any unfinished XASIS fragrance. Finished products should be assessed using their own specific information.