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Industry

fashion · 43B ₽ revenue in 2025

Duration

3 wks

Team

not published

Disciplines

Design · Content · Consumer · Mobile

Task

The “New In” section brings about 40% of incoming traffic and refreshes every Thursday. The brand asked us to make “New In” and the homepage brand-positioning pages — so the visuals say what the brand says: the fashion message and its styling.

Result

A mobile-app concept: “New In” as the first touch with a collection, product cards with video instead of photos, stylists’ trend picks as stories. Motion as the shared language of the cover, the card and the season campaign. Shipped in three weeks.

How it went

How it went
  1. stage 1

    What the section does

    Design

    Task

    We worked out what the section should do for the brand, not just for the catalogue: “New In” is the customer’s first touch with a new collection.

    Result

    The decision: “New In” is a brand page, not a catalogue shop window.

  2. stage 2

    Motion instead of stills

    DesignContent

    Task

    Live “NEW IN” covers, product cards with video instead of stills, the homepage given over to the collection.

    Result

    The section cover, the product card and the “LIME SUMMER ’24” campaign follow one set of rules.

  3. stage 3

    Stylists’ picks

    ContentDesign

    Task

    The season’s trends from the brand’s stylists as stories — inside the app, next to the product.

    Result

    A stylist’s advice on the same screen as the product.

Showroom9

01Three “New In” screens: “The Cruise” campaign, the product grid
02Figma prototype: “New In”, the motion cover
03Product grid and the “100% cashmere sweater” card, the “LIME SUMMER ’24” campaign
04Product card: a reversible fur coat, video instead of a photo
05Product card: a checked scarf
06Figma prototype: the season campaign inside the catalogue
07Home: “This autumn’s trends” — stylists’ picks
08Trend picks by the brand’s stylists — as stories
09The “NEW IN” cover background: water bubbles

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