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Does anyone else here thinks the logo is much more feminine ? It's more elegant, and the mix on bold and thin lines inside the letters reminds me a bit of fash
by bsaul 13y ago
Does anyone else here thinks the logo is much more feminine ?
It's more elegant, and the mix on bold and thin lines inside the letters reminds me a bit of fashion magazine logos ( think vogue).
- mitchellbryson 13y agoYes very much so. I first thought it would look better on a cosmetic product, without the exclamation point. The Clinique branch has similar "scallops" and no straight edges... http://bit.ly/161aoLo http://bit.ly/161aoLo
- Pxtl 13y agoThat's my reaction as well. The person who described it as "Macy's" was spot on. My immediate reaction when looking at it is a department-store makeup counter. Which is good branding, considering how one of Yahoo's strongest points is that they go after female market segments that geek-driven companies often fail to capture. They're chasing women. Not just women, but decidedly non-geeky women. Remember that Yahoo's logo was originally red, not purple.