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Austria Vienna turns its new jersey launch into a love story

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Austria Vienna presented its third kit for the new season through a campaign featuring five couples who kiss while wearing the jersey.
  • The red-and-gold design draws on Austrian painter Gustav Klimtโ€™s famous work โ€œThe Kissโ€ and the idea that love takes many forms.
  • The club will initially release 1,000 collectorโ€™s editions, while both its menโ€™s and womenโ€™s teams will wear the kit in an upcoming cup match.

Austria Vienna chose an unusually romantic way to present its third jersey for the new season. Five couples lead the campaign, ending the video with embraces and kisses while wearing the Austrian clubโ€™s new shirt.

The concept centers on the message that โ€œlove takes many forms.โ€ It also pays tribute to Gustav Klimt, one of Austriaโ€™s most celebrated painters, and his famous work โ€œThe Kiss.โ€

The jersey comes in deep red with gold details and uses patterns inspired by Klimtโ€™s iconic painting. Among the couples featured are Lea and Janine, a female couple whose relationship forms part of the campaignโ€™s broader presentation of different expressions of love and their connection with Austria Vienna.

The club plans to release the jersey first in only 1,000 collectorโ€™s packages. The packaging is designed so the shirt can also be displayed on a wall like a work of art. Both the menโ€™s and womenโ€™s Austria teams will wear it in their upcoming cup match.

Love takes many forms.

· Austria Vienna campaignThe campaignโ€™s central message links the jersey presentation to the different couples featured in the video.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.