Lucien Pellat-Finet Pirate Skull Pipe Graphic Print Ad 2004 2000s
Lucien Pellat-Finet sells its luxe knitwear with a joke, stamping a pipe-smoking skull in a swashbuckler's hat onto a solid field of sunny yellow. The humor is the hook: a rock-and-roll symbol turned cheerful and collectible for fashion insiders who like irreverence. With no model and no clothing in sight, the logo and the skull do all the talking. Graphic minimalism like this was a signature of mid-2000s designer branding.
- Locations Paris, Tokyo and New York printed under the crowned logo
- Crossbones on the tricorn hat add a nod to pirate lore
- Minimal layout with bold white shapes pops in a frame or binder
- Measures approximately: 8" x 11"
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