AURA BLOM, every occasion
One product hero, forked for the season — Lunar New Year, Valentine's, the holidays. The brand DNA stays continuous; only the palette and props move. Because each capsule is an edit of the parent hero, not a regeneration.
Same bottle, same cap, same label — four seasons. The silhouette never moves.
The parent → the capsules
PARENT
Everyday hero
CAPSULE 01
Lunar New Year
CAPSULE 02
Valentine's
CAPSULE 03
Holiday
Why it's an edit, not a regeneration
The load-bearing trick: reskin the parent hero, don't re-roll it. A seasonal capsule that no longer looks like your brand fails as a campaign. So the product silhouette, cap, and label are held by passing the parent shot to kontext-edit with an instruction that only the backdrop and accent props move to the occasion. Next year's edition forks from the same parent — continuity by construction.
How it was made
brand kit (parent) → hero (flux-dev)→
kontext-edit ×3 (reskin per occasion)→
capsule board (ffmpeg/PIL)→
1:1 + 9:16 cuts · carousel · 10s capsule video
Honest verdict
✓ What held
- Brand DNA stayed continuous — the bottle, cap, and label are identical across all four; only palette + props shifted.
- Editing (not regenerating) the parent hero is what keeps the campaign coherent — three occasions from one shot.
- Cheap + fast (~$1–2, ~20 min) — a capsule line that used to be a photoshoot per season.
⚠ What to watch
- Edit, never regenerate the hero — a fresh generation breaks the silhouette and the campaign reads as a different product.
- AI label text drifts ("AURA BLOM") — for a real brand, restore the wordmark in post / use a static label layer.
- Gate on the first capsule before fanning the rest; a palette that fights the product needs one retry.