Brillo Shorts

Description: Iconic Brillo brand logo. Classic design. Bold and recognizable.

Description: e haré cunita con mis manos 🌈 Inspired by "Brillo Mío" by Caloncho.

Description: Camarillo Brillo Essential

Description: Brillo is a trade name for a scouring pad, used for cleaning dishes, and made from steel wool filled with soap.. The most famous use of Brillo in Pop Art is Andy Warhol's Brillo Boxes, which debuted in 1964 and reproduced the 1960s Brillo logo on sculptural box forms. In 1970, Harlan Ellison and Ben Bova published a short story about a robot policeman titled "Brillo". The title was a pun by Bova as a robot policeman could be referred to as metal fuzz.

Description: Brillo is a classic American brand of soap-filled steel wool scouring pads used for scrubbing pots, pans, and stubborn kitchen grease. Andy Warhol’s famous Brillo Boxes are a series of Pop Art sculptures from 1963–1964 that replicated cardboard shipping cartons for Brillo soap pads. Warhol had carpenters build exact-sized plywood cubes which he and his assistants hand-painted and silkscreened to look identical to supermarket packaging.

Description: Camarillo Brillo

Description: A glamorous snake-loving woman in oversized sunglasses and colorful floral fashion, inspired by the bold visual language of 1970s California. Warm vintage colors, chunky typography and Hollywood scenery give the design a distinctive West Coast character.

Description: A stylish figure waits beneath the lights of Hollywood Boulevard in a vivid fictional 1970s nightlife design. Glamorous fashion, neon streets, a classic luxury car and oversized typography capture the decadent spirit of vintage Los Angeles.

Description: Eres el brillo del sol que alegra mi día - You are the sunshine that make may day