Dots do the selling. Louis Vuitton's Yayoi Kusama perfume bottles turn a familiar spotted motif into a visual event, while the liquid and its olfactory formula remain untouched. The scent holds. Packaging, not perfumery, carries the disruption, making the object read less like a container than a small work waiting for a shelf.This is luxury's smarter trick. In a crowded fragrance aisle, where bott...
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