Overview
632 posts
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10.1K median likes
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2024-12 → 2025-12 analysis period
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15 categories
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22 Brand DNA keywords
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56 Pantone colors
1
Content over-concentration
45.7% of all posts are Dark Beauty Ad, yet Food/Dining content generates significantly higher average likes despite representing only 0.5% of posts.
2
Color palette too narrow
Black dominates over 60% of the detected Pantone palette, but warm brown tones (Emperador, Shaved Chocolate) drive the highest engagement.
3
Brand DNA misalignment
The brand posts most frequently about Opera & Teatro and Glamorous, but audiences resonate most strongly with Sensuale & Silhouette and Dark/Dramatic.
4
Untapped content opportunities
Mare & Mediterraneo, Festive, and Dee & Divinità are rarely posted but show extremely high engagement potential — the biggest content blue ocean for the brand.
PRODUCT CATEGORY ANALYSIS CLIP vision classification
Pantone Color DNA Real detected colors — click a tile to filter the dashboard
CHROMATIC PALETTE
Treemap · area ∝ occurrence · achromatic post-slots hidden · click to filter
TOP ENGAGEMENT COLORS
Treemap · area ∝ average likes
BRAND DNA 22 D&G signature codes — Fashion-CLIP classification
AUDIENCE RESONANCE 22 D&G signature codes — sized by engagement score
Staging Mise en scène — CLIP classification
Average Likes by Setting
Figure Presence CLIP classification
Person vs Product-Only Engagement
GAP Report Frequency vs Engagement — where is the opportunity?
How to read: Grey bar = % of total posts. Gold bar = engagement score (0–100) relative to the top-performing type.
Gold > Grey = underexploited opportunity. Grey > Gold = over-saturated.
GAP — Category
Post Frequency %
Engagement Score
Green = positive gap (opportunity)
Red = negative gap (over-saturated)
GAP — Brand DNA Keywords
All 22 signature codes — frequency vs engagement
Post Frequency %
Engagement Score
Green = opportunity
Red = over-saturated
Top & Bottom Performers
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