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Juicy pear · Crème de coconut · Sensual musks, still life: lavender & coconut




✱ Ariana GrandeFragranceRetail creative
Four scents, four worlds, one bottle. Retail creative built to run from a phone screen to a display stand.
A full retail creative library, before the product existed.
Eighty-five assets across the fragrance range, body mist and eau de parfum, covering product display pages, ingredient still life, packshots and in-store display for Ulta and Ulta.
The first delivery had to land inside a week, before product development was finished and with no high-res reference to work from. The rest followed on a fixed schedule, because retail dates do not move.
Ulta body mist display, under a week, before product development was complete.
PDP: studio, ingredient, collection and packshot across four scents.
Eau de parfum scent-note banners, built to six retail ad specs.
Twelve eau de parfum scents: studio, notes, hero ingredient and collection.
Each scent gets two worlds and two packshots. The saturated build sells the fragrance on a shelf; the soft still life sells it on a phone; the packshots do the work nobody notices until they are missing.
Juicy pear · Crème de coconut · Sensual musks, still life: lavender & coconut




Dragon fruit · Vanilla orchid · Amber woods, still life: dragon fruit & vanilla orchid




Black cherry jubilee · Marshmallow meringue · Warm musks: still life: cherry, meringue & jasmine




Vanilla absolute · White praline · Creamy musks, still life: vanilla & freesia




Four scents, each with a saturated world, a soft world, two packshots and a hero ingredient. Multiply that across the range and the eau de parfum line and you get a library a retailer can pull from all season without ever running out of frames.
The bottle barely changes between scents, so the ingredients have to do all the differentiating. Each scent got a colour, a set of props drawn straight from its own note pyramid, and a light that matches the fragrance family: bright and wet for the fresh ones, low and warm for the gourmands.
Hold that rule across eighty-five assets and a shelf of near-identical bottles reads instantly as a range rather than a repeat.