Luxury Perfume Brand Identity Presentation

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, high-end fragrance identity presentation on a deep burgundy ground. Soft studio light, fine paper texture, shallow depth of field on the product shot. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] Three vertical columns divided by wide burgundy gutters, unequal in width: the left column of roughly 30 percent holds one tall phone-screen mockup with softly rounded corners, the centre column of roughly 22 percent holds two stacked cream business cards with a generous gap, and the right column of roughly 48 percent is a single edge-to-edge photographic product panel. The phone screen is a light social-profile page: a top bar with a small round avatar and a gear icon, a circular monogram, a three-figure stats row, a two-word brand line, a pair of pill buttons, a row of three flower thumbnails with tiny labels, then a 3x3 grid of square image tiles — perfume bottle, close-up face, bird in flight, sky, a hand over sand, a bowed head, leaves, a pink bloom and a scribbled sketch. The two cream cards sit level with the middle of the phone, the upper one embossed with a wordmark, the lower one carrying three small centred lines of placeholder contact type above an upside-down embossed wordmark. [Subject] None — no people in the frame. The right panel is a frosted-glass perfume flacon with a speckled pale-stone spherical cap, floating above dried mimosa sprigs and soft green foliage, lit from the left with a faint shadow falling right. A small embossed crest and a tiny wordmark sit on the flacon label. [Headline] On the phone, a short two-word brand name in spaced serif caps sits above the buttons. On the flacon label, a short serif wordmark, then a two-word scent name, then EAU DE PARFUM and a small volume line, all centred. Card type is small, centred and grey. [Badges] None. [Mood] Oxblood burgundy, cream and soft sage with a bright mimosa-yellow accent; quiet, editorial and expensive. At thumbnail size the dark ground and the three-column rhythm read as a calm luxury perfume case study.