【Mike Frederiqo】Exclusively co-branded authorized fragrance hanging cards with 4 pictures of trendy and famous brand fragrances

Exclusively available from stock! Fast shipping! Suitable for both gift giving and personal use Exclusively authorized [Mike Frederiqo] fragrance hanging card 4 patterns: Madame Coco/Galeries Lafayette/Guccio/Yves Pay tribute to a generation of fashion designers, and replay the trendy art certified by major famous brands Own four classic fashion brands at once, four patterns with their own classic imitation fragrances ★No. 1 Galeries Lafayette Top notes: Perfume tree flower, Grasse orange blossom, acetaldehyde Middle notes: May rose, Grasse jasmine Base notes: Mysore Sandalwood, Bourbon Vetiver ★Coco Lady No. 5 Top notes: red berries, citrus Middle notes: rose, jasmine, orange blossom Base notes: Musk, iris ★Free and uninhibited Mr. Yves Top notes: bergamot, mandarin, ginger, saffron Middle note: orange blossom, red lavender Base notes: bourbon vanilla, honey, vetiver ★The Guccio gentleman who enjoys blooming flowers Top notes: orange blossom, tangerine, lemon Middle notes: Sambac jasmine, tuberose, Shijunzi Base notes: sandalwood, musk Mike Frederiqo, a pop art "Pop Art" artist from the Netherlands, plays across boundaries and humorously deconstructs the new look of luxury. The 32-year-old Mike Frederiqo is a slash artist with diverse creative techniques. He said he started drawing at the age of 3 and now spans multiple fields such as illustration, graffiti, and tattoos. No matter what he is drawing, Mike wants to escape the limitations of the frame. The only rule that Frederiqo believes in is, "I am not a person of many words. This is why I choose to be an artist, because my works can speak for me." Mike Frederiqo explained his positioning. The humorous and ingenious ideas he conveyed through his images soon attracted the attention of Paris's high-end boutique Colette, making him a sought-after emerging designer in the fashion industry when he was just 20 years old. Humorous and innovative jokes about fashion In this series, every king and queen of the fashion industry transformed into their own brand logo with a posture that transcended ergonomics: Karl Lagerfeld, the fashion lord who was still alive at that time, posed with the CHANEL double C he controlled, and the founder of Louis Vuitton was of course the most famous. Yves Saint Laurent, a distinctive LV totem and known for his elegant image, also showed off his soft Q muscles in Mike Frederiqo's paintings, elegantly posing the word YSL. When these new logos that made people smile were made into T-shirts and appeared outside the fashion week for the first time, they immediately became the highlight of reports by fashion media from all over the world. When the editor followed the lead and found Mike Frederiqo for an interview, he said: "Luxury logos have become global images. I decided to give a little sense of humor and create something fashionable and positive. For me, this is a meaningful thing." Some media commented on whether Mike Frederiqo was teasing luxury brands. , or even concerns about plagiarism, and he explained that he hopes that the public will use this series to think about the complex relationship between brands and logos, and even themselves. Brand introduction is excerpted from "VOGUE TAIWAN"