Smellovision

Just when I think they've come up with a marketing ploy that couldn't get any stupider, the advertising world does me one better. Variety is reporting that Prada, who I hear has pretty nice stuff, is releasing nine short films on their website that will tie in with the launch of its new men's fragrance, Infusion d'Homme. No, seriously. They gave nine up-and-coming directors the chance to produce the films by "giving them the creative freedom to express what the perfume visually represented to them." Interestingly enough, none of the films depict an average Joe forking over a large sum of money to get a shot in the arm with a syringe filled with a tiny little man. Maybe my creative interpretations are a bit too literal, but I don't need to smell Infusion d'Homme to come up with that visual.

The Italian design firm plans to combine the nine films into a feature-length movie that will be edited by Pietro Scalia, whose work includes Black Hawk Down and American Gangster. The feature will premiere on Prada's website in September.

When asked about the project, Tomaso Galli, Prada's group communications and external relations director, said "We liked the idea of approaching the world of fragrance with a sensory subversion such as 'seeing smell.'" In that case, I don't understand why they didn't just save themselves a few bucks and hand out 'shrooms to anyone who entered their store. It would probably better target their demographic and would have saved me from having see the one or two really fucked up things I just witnessed on their website. Unless I went to the store and took the 'shrooms, I guess.

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