other First official pic of Rainbow Fantasy

[Spearsfan]

What color is your fantasy...

What does that even mean...

I love the bottle as well but I’m not supporting Fantasy anymore. The originality of it is gone. I don’t see how these sell even because they are so limited... 

[Spearsfan]

2 hours ago, ralphcornio said:

It's a rainbow fantasy tho, so, you know, pick a color out of the rainbow to represent your fantasy...it's not that hard to get, I guess

How does that make sense though? I get the rainbow concept but with a fantasy... what 

[Jerrycan]

Do people still buy all these perfumes? ?

[stateofgracebritney]

I like it actually 

bottle looks pretty and it’s something different... more than any perfume she has done before! (Maybe My Prerogative was more but anyway) I really liked this bottle

[Cappycorn87]

36 minutes ago, Jerrycan said:

Do people still buy all these perfumes? ?

Of course 

They wouldn't be releasing them if they were not selling

[really really cool guy]

57 minutes ago, Jerrycan said:

Do people still buy all these perfumes? ?

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Britney's fragrances have been raking in hundreds of millions of dollars over the last 14 years, despite her dwindling presence in the top 10. (It's estimated she makes around $50m [£36m] from her fragrances alone every year.)

[maquisl]

The bottle is pretty but it's the same as Sunstet Fantasy bottle, the only difference is that this one has a little bit of blue. I wish they were more creative 

[maquisl]

1 hour ago, Jerrycan said:

Do people still buy all these perfumes? ?

Of course, her perfumes are really good. I love them but sadly, not all of them are available in my country (only a few Fantasy editions and Private Show). I'll buy Private Show in March 

[BKSTYL3]

Confirmed Britney getting ready to release her version of this:

[alexdaily]

The bottle is soooo cute 

[rawbrit]

16 hours ago, BOBIBCFBG said:

I haven't seen it anyway:

 

Indigo, gold and green tbh

[LostInAnImage]

The bottle is cute but frankly a little childish (as are the vast majority of Britney’s fragrances honestly). 

I mean, while admittedly I do still use them occasionally, I was obsessed with them as a teenage girl, which definitely still appears to be the core audience they’re appealing to based upon marketing, price, the stores wherein they’re primarily sold (e.g., Kohl’s, Walmart), and even the notes/scents themselves.

I mean, realistically, the majority of professional adults, regardless of gender, aren't going to want to intentionally smell like “prismatic cotton candy,” or anything else overly sweet.  

I'm aware the fragrances are widely popular, but I would love for her to release just one high-end perfume with a target demographic that’s far more mature and adult. 

Personally, I doubt I’ll try this latest one because the notes sound extremely similar to ones she’s already released and I’m frankly very bored of the Fantasy collection at this point.

However, I do still occasionally use several of her fragrances (Curious, the original Fantasy, Midnight Fantasy, and Private Show). I’m still very Curious™ to try Prerogative as well. But I can’t keep up with all these weekly releases anymore! 

However, I will say that Rainbow Fantasy would’ve been a great fragrance to release during LGBT Pride Month, particularly since Britney headlined Brighton Pride. Seems like a missed opportunity to promote both the cause and her own tour. 

(But of course, that would’ve required actually planning ahead of time and coordinating schedules with Britney’s multiple other projects, all of which Team B seems incapable of doing).

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But hopefully we’ll at least get another new commercial out of this, since frankly they’re far better visuals than her music videos as of late. 

The difference in quality is nearly laughable, honestly. The commercials are ****, age-appropriate and have high-production value. They show what Britney is still capable of executing in terms of confidence, sensuality and an ability to evolve and adapt to current trends in terms of styling and overall aesthetics. But unfortunately, her actual official music videos and performances are increasingly not demonstrating any of those qualities. 

Visual to promote actual new music (and lead single, at that):

Visuals to promote her 800th fragrance:

 

[Isla]

The bottle's actually really pretty. I do kinda wish they had incoperated other colours of the rainbow like green and indigo but it's still nice. I stopped buying the Fantasy perfumes though lol.

[PokemonSpears]

27 minutes ago, LostInAnImage said:

 

However, I will say that Rainbow Fantasy would’ve been a great fragrance to release during LGBT Pride Month, particularly since Britney headlined Brighton Pride. Seems like a missed opportunity to promote both the cause and her own tour. 

(But of course, that would’ve required actually planning ahead of time and coordinating schedules with Britney’s multiple other projects, all of which Team B seems incapable of doing).

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But hopefully we’ll at least get another new commercial out of this, since frankly they’re far better visuals than her music videos as of late. 

 

Yeah, it would've made sense. I think they released this original Fantasy with a "pride" inspired box instead when she was in Europe last year.

 

Maybe this was what inspired Rainbow Fantasy.

 

And about the commercials, I don't think we've had any commercial for the Fantasy editions, at least since the 2012 one (was it Fantasy Twist?). We only get new ads for the new perfumes like Private Show or Prerogative. 

[LostInAnImage]

52 minutes ago, PokemonSpears said:

Yeah, it would've made sense. I think they released this original Fantasy with a "pride" inspired box instead when she was in Europe last year.

 

Maybe this was what inspired Rainbow Fantasy.

 

And about the commercials, I don't think we've had any commercial for the Fantasy editions, at least since the 2012 one (was it Fantasy Twist?). We only get new ads for the new perfumes like Private Show or Prerogative. 

I didn’t even know about that limited edition of Fantasy! But even the current tagline for “Rainbow Fantasy” would've made far more sense had it been referring to the broad spectrum of sexuality, which is obviously mirrored by the spectrum of colors within the rainbow.

I was honestly just thinking about the recent amazing fragrance commercials, like for Private Show and Prerogative, and not even realizing they don’t bother making them anymore (or even doing new photoshoots) for any of the new Fantasy fragrances.

But, I do maintain that her latest perfume commercials actually illustrate the popstar she still could be. Fun, ****, current, stunning, charismatic.

In contrast, her most recent music videos and performances rarely show the extent of those qualities (and sometimes hide them entirely). She needs that kind of expensive, high-end production, (and professional styling with which she has minimal input), as seen in the aforementioned ads, because she seriously shines just like “Prime” Britney within them, but sadly no one aside from the fanbase is even exposed to them.

THIS (I.e., what Britney fans see):

VS THIS (I.e., what the GP sees):

The wasted potential is nearly physically painful to observe. 

[WilderWein]

8 hours ago, ralphcornio said:

It's a rainbow fantasy tho, so, you know, pick a color out of the rainbow to represent your fantasy...it's not that hard to get, I guess

I dont get it either. I didnt know colors could represent a fantasy. What happens if i pick green? 

[Prince Ali]

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[LostInAnImage]

1 minute ago, WilderWein said:

I dont get it either. I didnt know colors could represent a fantasy. What happens if i pick green? 

It would’ve made sense if they either made the tagline in a blatant reference to Pride Month and the spectrum of human sexuality, or if they called it “Mood Ring,” made a new commercial to accompany the fragrance and promoted its namesake (I.e., the song) within the ad.

For example, Gaga “created” the first-ever black liquid perfume, but it sprayed on clear. So, I don’t see why a “mood ring” type fragrance couldn’t be produced within a large variety of different shades that then appear translucent upon spraying.

Then, consumers could pick their favorite color and/or representative “mood”, with each box providing a brief descriptor of what each hue represents, just like they do with actual mood rings (e.g., green usually means active yet relaxed, so essentially productive).

Obviously I don’t believe in any of this, but it’d be a great marketing tactic, especially for young girls who love mood rings, horoscopes and all that pseudoscience ****. Plus it’d be original (I think). 

[LostInAnImage]

47 minutes ago, CasanovaCat said:

Coming this summer: Warehouse Fantasy.

With top notes of minimum-wage salaries sans benefits, middle notes of unionizing, and tertiary notes of capitalistic greed. And, I haven't even mentioned the secret ingredient yet: exploitation of the labor force. It smells like sweat, tears, poverty, regret, and bitterness.

Fantasy. Everybody has one.

[Cigarettes&Cologne]

10 hours ago, ralphcornio said:

It's a rainbow fantasy tho, so, you know, pick a color out of the rainbow to represent your fantasy...it's not that hard to get, I guess

 

9 hours ago, BOBIBCFBG said:

It's pretty straightforward tho lol what are you confused by?

lol oh **** now i look stupid AF  i was talking about the written instagram caption, not the slogan on the ad  the one that's all "taste the vanillic hibiscus cotton candy rainbow"