Held at Rockefeller Center, we wanted to keep the "look" of the event very simple. I kept thinking to myself, "How would a museum be set up?" and "How would this be featured at a gallery?" By featuring the many "firsts" from the historic collection as individual vignettes, the editors were able to explore, learn, and taste. Each truffle had something special and unique, and I featured these details in each display. Large vintage images were hung around the space, as if they were in a gallery.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Godiva Legacy Event at Rockefeller Center
The Godiva Legacy Event in mid-June was a modern celebration of the history of Godiva Chocolates. From the first truffle created for Godiva to the newest collections, this editor event was a sophisticated museum-like experience that tasted great, too!
Held at Rockefeller Center, we wanted to keep the "look" of the event very simple. I kept thinking to myself, "How would a museum be set up?" and "How would this be featured at a gallery?" By featuring the many "firsts" from the historic collection as individual vignettes, the editors were able to explore, learn, and taste. Each truffle had something special and unique, and I featured these details in each display. Large vintage images were hung around the space, as if they were in a gallery.
Held at Rockefeller Center, we wanted to keep the "look" of the event very simple. I kept thinking to myself, "How would a museum be set up?" and "How would this be featured at a gallery?" By featuring the many "firsts" from the historic collection as individual vignettes, the editors were able to explore, learn, and taste. Each truffle had something special and unique, and I featured these details in each display. Large vintage images were hung around the space, as if they were in a gallery.
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