Photography: Christina Émilie – Clothing: The Make
The Make Redefines Business Casual for the Millennial Generation
The Situation:
In a working world where suits and ties are standard for men, but for women, there is no comfortable uniform. Professional wear is too complicated, unrealistic, uptight, uncomfortable, and too expensive. Women have to choose and strike a balance between comfort / fashion and casual / formal to create the perfect office-appropriate outfit.
In a working world where suits and ties are standard for men, but for women, there is no comfortable uniform. Professional wear is too complicated, unrealistic, uptight, uncomfortable, and too expensive. Women have to choose and strike a balance between comfort / fashion and casual / formal to create the perfect office-appropriate outfit.
I've created a Brand Identity that builds a movement—not just based on The Make's mission, but for the clothes themselves.
The Solution: A Tailored Rebellion
I created a visual personality that’s simple, dynamic, empowering, and more than a little playful. The cheeky tone of voice, is offset by a look and feel that is simultaneously scholarly, elegant and feminine. I built The Make's brand around curiosity and comfort in travel, and infused it into everything: a carefree, flowing identity that evokes feminism, elegance, and rebellion at the same time.
I created a visual personality that’s simple, dynamic, empowering, and more than a little playful. The cheeky tone of voice, is offset by a look and feel that is simultaneously scholarly, elegant and feminine. I built The Make's brand around curiosity and comfort in travel, and infused it into everything: a carefree, flowing identity that evokes feminism, elegance, and rebellion at the same time.
What I Did:
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity
Visual Design
Art Direction
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity
Visual Design
Art Direction
