Brand identity

Case study · Concept project

Anouk Vesne

Anouk Vesne makes structured clothing for women and refuses visible logos. The brief asked for a monogram that stays recognisable at two centimetres, sewn onto a garment. At that size its hairline measures 0.357 mm, below what embroidery can hold. So the system defines two versions of the mark and one rule: the process decides which version is used, not the size.

Sector
Fashion, womenswear
Scope
Monogram, logotype, production version, identity system, applications
Key constraint
A 0.357 mm hairline at 20 mm
Format
Concept project, 25 boards

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Board 1 of 25. Cover: the Anouk Vesne monogram and logotype. Board 2 of 25. Opening statement. Board 3 of 25. The house and its client. Board 4 of 25. The personality of the brand. Board 5 of 25. The request. Board 6 of 25. Directions explored: three fusion studies of A and V. Board 7 of 25. The retained construction. Board 8 of 25. The embroidery test, in measurements. Board 9 of 25. The embroidery threshold. Board 10 of 25. Scale comparison at 20 and 45 millimetres. Board 11 of 25. The decision not to thicken the hairline. Board 12 of 25. Two states of one brand: primary and production versions. Board 13 of 25. The process rule. Board 14 of 25. The proof: jacquard and embroidered labels. Board 15 of 25. Lockup configurations. Board 16 of 25. Minimum sizes. Board 17 of 25. Colour. Board 18 of 25. Typography. Board 19 of 25. Business card. Board 20 of 25. Packaging. Board 21 of 25. Lookbook. Board 22 of 25. The collection carried by the lookbook. Board 23 of 25. Façade. Board 24 of 25. Closing statement. Board 25 of 25. End card.

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