
“Where did you get those shorts?” I said.
“My Mom made them.” Henrique replied.

The famous multi-color Polaroid packaging was designed by Paul Giambara. Mr Giambara also designed packaging for Tonka Toys, Gillette and others.

Polaroid Colorpack II campaign by Paul Giambarba - © Polaroid Corporation
Unless otherwise noted, all Polaroid 300 images © 2010 Michael Raso
Visit Paul Giambarba on the web: http://giambarba.com/
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ReplyDeleteIt's a great look, and the packaging designs by Mr Giambara are amazing. They still look fresh today, so they must have made a tremendous impact when he released them in the '60s and '70s.
Cheers, Rob.