Chloe Gordon

Designed by Becca Lang and Helms Workshop, Una Más is a tribute to Mexican culture inspired by vintage travel posters. The label’s layout, featuring multiple illustrated panels with spirited messages, also captures the essence of hand-painted signs often seen in Mexican markets. A bold and contrasting color palette of primary hues brings energy and liveliness to the design, while the supporting illustrations, including a brimming glass and lime, add a festive feel, making this dark Mexican lager one worth celebrating.

Freaks of Nature is a skincare line with packaging designed by Sid Lee for outdoor athletes who crave high performance from their skincare. With bioengineered ingredients like vegan shark squalane and vegan spider silk, the brand reflects nature’s raw and extensive scope through bold design.

Sistine Spritz’s packaging design, crafted by David Bate, Melia Tandiono, and Black Ink Projects, is modern minimalism to its core, with the wax seal right in the middle of the bottle, acting as an unconventional yet striking branding element. The wax seal breaks tradition by skipping ornate designs, instead featuring small, clean typeset numbers to indicate the flavor. The electric blue hue of the seal creates a vivid contrast against the vibrant red of the spritz, making the packaging pop.

The packaging design for Commbi by Forner combines functionality with a distinctive aesthetic. The bold logomark prominently features the double m’s, reflecting the shape of the modular footbed’s interior tread, and is paired with scaled curves for added dimension.

Manojo Mezcal’s packaging, designed by Alexander Ferzan, Co-Founder of Manojo and Founder of creative agency Zaddy, is an ideal blend of bold modernity and rich Oaxacan tradition. Its vibrant blue label quickly grabs attention with a sleek, minimalist hand-and-eye graphic—a clever nod to the brand’s name. Clean, striking typography adds a sense of precision and craftsmanship. The result? A look that’s both visually stunning and deeply meaningful, creating a crave-able identity system.

First, Netflix came for popcorn. Now, A24 is coming for chocolate.

GOZO’s packaging, designed by Vanesa García, rethinks how olive oil can be presented, focusing on innovation and functionality in a market filled with the same, repetitive options: glass and plastic.

Calénton Hot Sauce’s packaging, designed by Morgan Hastie, fuses cultural inspiration with bold, vibrant visuals.

Sadie Skin’s packaging, designed by Riot Atelier, rethinks skincare into little works of art with its sleek chrome bottles and minimalist design. The bold typography creates a stunning contrast against the reflective surfaces. The deep black round tops, with a naturally textured surface, add a sculptural quality to the design. Paired with a neutral, earthy color palette, the packaging blurs the line between functional product and artistic display.

Making an XL debut in the gummies category, Shaq-A-Licious XL Gummies represents Shaquille O’Neal’s big kid energy in larger-than-life-sized gummies that require multiple bites to enjoy.