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Editorial Catalog & Lookbook Design for Apparel Line Launch

Wilder & Wool needed a refined, editorial lookbook and catalog to launch their new premium apparel product series. Designed in Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop, the layout combines minimalist typography, elevation-based content structuring, and rich photography to showcase their luxury fibre collections to buyers and retail partners.

The Challenge

Launching a new luxury apparel series required a high-end visual showcase that reflected the brand’s premium positioning and material craftsmanship. Without a structured catalog and lookbook layout, presenting technical fibre details, wholesale information, and brand storytelling risked looking fragmented and unpolished to prospective retail buyers and customers[cite: 21].

What We Did

We conceptualized and crafted a high-fashion editorial catalog and lookbook design tailored for digital distribution and print production[cite: 21].

Editorial Editorial Design System & Layout: Established a minimalist typographic hierarchy with generous whitespace, integrating brand storytelling alongside high-resolution model and product photography[cite: 21]. Structured Table of Contents & Navigation: Designed an elevation-themed contents layout (“The Ascent”) to guide readers through specific material edits, blend breakdowns, and collection sections[cite: 21]. Wholesale & Product Storytelling Integration: Embedded founding notes, material origins (Yak, Cashmere, Baby Camel), and ordering guidelines directly into the layout to facilitate wholesale buyer conversions[cite: 21].

The Result

Delivered a complete, print-ready catalog and lookbook that elevated Wilder & Wool’s brand authority for their new collection launch[cite: 21]. The editorial layout provided a cohesive visual format for presenting the new product series across wholesale and direct-to-consumer sales channels[cite: 21].

Tools used

  • Adobe Illustrator

  • Adobe Photoshop

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