Hendrick’s Gin has embarked on a unique journey across the US to introduce its bizarre retro and fairy-tale style to the people in Houston, San Francisco, Chicago, Philadelphia and New York City. The brand, which is known for its unparalleled visual approach (its promotional activities and the website design are paying tribute to the cartoonyish and somewhat Monty Pytonish aesthetics), launched its five-port tour Voyages Into The Unusual on June 6. The brand will stop three nights in each of the destinations, transforming the hosting venues into a totally alternate realm, just like it did last this year as part of The Hendrick’s Enchanted Forest of Curiosities tour.

This summer, due to the London 2012 Summer Olympics and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, a range of brands got a touch of britishness. London, as the epicenter for this summer events, has become the major source of inspiration for designers—the style, culture and history of the capital are the trending themes of the new packaging designs. Beefeater, which is originally a London product, highlighted its connection with the capital by launching the Beefeater Inside London Limited Edition bottle, designed by Coley Porter Bell.

Louis Vuitton is continuing the visual conversation, started with hilarious guide videos to support new guide books release, with an animated story about board games. The fashion giant has released a marvelous video dubbed ‘All Abroad Games’ to pay tribute to the games, which were traditionally played during the travelling before the era of laptops and iPads.