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Minimal has it
I’d pick Expressive
expressive, no hesitation
agreed with this
Minimal does it better for me
Expressive 👍
Expressive, for me, that floral texture against no pressure, just presence actually lands the message instead of just decorating it. What pushed you toward testing two such different directions instead of refining one?
Minimal by all means
Minimal
2nd one
The 'Expressive' direction feels more refined due to its strategic use of white space.
Minimal🔥
The minimal feels better
Strong elements in both designs but the "minimal" design is actually busier in my opinion 😂 Those tags ruin it for me. Take that out and it's the winner for me. Even the shape of the image runs in line with the overall aesthetic. I can imagine the tags flying around or that...
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I’m leaning 1. The stronger product focus makes the watch feel more distinctive and instantly grabs attention.
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How did you approach adapting such an oversized composition for mobile?😍
Which aesthetic conveys luxury best for AURELIA Jewelry? Deep Emerald or Soft Cream? Drop your thoughts below! 👇✨
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I like the emerald and gold combination more because it looks more luxury tbh, but the logo just stands out more on the lighter bg.