Fotolia vs Advertising: Flower-Power Dressing

April 4, 2015 Marco | Editor

Beautiful young woman in dress made of flowers isolated on

With the arrival of spring, creative ideas are budding in the heads of artistic directors. This week I found you multiple images using the analogy of form between a dress and a flower. Is this the same conceptual idea in these three examples? You be the judge…

– Joe La Pompe

Fotolia’s image

Advertising matches

Advert for Maygreen, apparel retailer, Germany

Advert for supermarkets Condor Super Center, Brazil

Discover all the series of Joe La Pompe on Fotolia’s blog, and Joe La Pompe website.

Via: Fotolia

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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