01 — Fashion Collection
One brief — a theme, a mood, a season; one line is enough — and the studio returns a whole collection: looks in your aesthetic and shoot style, a campaign film, the palette matched to Pantone, and the sheets a buyer expects.
02 — The archive
Four house directions, each a complete point of view on cut, palette and casting. Or ignore all four and describe something that does not exist yet.
Direction 01
Direction 02
Direction 03
Direction 04
4 Looks
Studio shoot
Shade card
Editorial looks
Colour card
Lookbook03 — How it works
04 — A run, end to end
A theme, a mood, a season — one line is enough. Or upload a reference image to anchor the palette.
e.g. “Deconstructed tailoring, AW26, charcoal, Berlin energy”
Pick looks, aesthetic, shoot type and film options as pills — or accept the auto direction the studio suggests. Approve the palette and you’re off.
Everything defaults to Auto — you only touch what you care about.
Looks render onto the stage one by one, the film cuts from the set, the shade card and sheets follow. Every file appears the moment it’s ready.
~3 minutes · nothing waits for the slowest asset
Regenerate a look, add a colorway, swing the palette — edits carry the collection’s DNA instead of starting over. Then take the whole set as one ZIP.
“Add a colorway of look 3” · “turn look 1 into a flat”
05 — What lands in your folder
06 — The film
A short cinematic film cut from your looks — a runway walk, a 360 turn, or editorial movement. It ships in the same ZIP as the stills.
Runway walk
After hours
A full run