Throughout history, perfume brands have television commercials created that revolutionized the industry brought about by stimulating and inspiring. Most of these spots have opted for it storytelling format, based on telling a story that keeps the audience engaged until the end. In addition, many of them have received positive recognition for their ability to to change stereotypes -most to combat prejudices.
The success of these creations has led many people to choose a particular scent before they even smell it. Below we have compiled a list of the best perfume commercials that have gone down in television history - you'll want to watch them all again!
The advertisement for Calvin Klein's CK One is even revolutionary as the cologne itself. In just 30 seconds we can understand why it is a perfume for everyone is. The ad shows an older woman, couples kissing, groups of dancers and a young one Kate Moss, who all have one thing in common: the unisex perfume.
Another of the most recognizable cologne commercials is that of Dior's J'adore Absolu, directed by the visionary Romain Gavras and with Charlize Theron in the lead roleIn the commercial we see a group strong girls united as one. The elegance and refinement of the Dior perfume are reflected in the golden color that dominates the atmosphere.
In this short film called "Street of Dreams" and directed by the famous director Martin Scorsese we see a glamorous Scarlett Johansson talking to the attractive one Matthew McConaughey, with whom she has a romantic relationship. This advertisement, used to Dolce & Gabbana's The One for men and women, is in black and white and quite simple. But it keeps you glued to the screen from the first second.
Cate Blanchett defies age in Armani's Yes perfume advertising. She looks beautiful as she looks confidently into the camera with little makeup. The ad shows a real look of a busy woman experiencing the irresistible combination of maintains grace, strength and free spirit.
