
Morning
A calm, light look with soft daylight, warm neutrals and a composed start-of-day mood.
Every Version of Her
A fictional brand created as an exploratory case study. There was no real client or existing collection: the idea, garments and looks were developed entirely from scratch.

MIRA is an experimental fashion concept about one woman and the different states of her day. The goal was to test whether a recognisable protagonist, a coherent collection and a sequential advertising story could be built without a traditional shoot.

A calm, light look with soft daylight, warm neutrals and a composed start-of-day mood.

A dynamic city look combining leather, denim and restrained contrast for confident everyday communication.

A concise evening look with a black silhouette, clean form and understated premium character.










I defined the fictional brand’s character, protagonist, collection mood and the dramatic arc of a single day.
I established the protagonist’s appearance, palette, locations, lighting and the rules connecting every scene.
I created morning, daytime and evening looks from scratch as one coherent imagined collection.
I built keyframes as the foundation for animation, editing, colour work and the final fashion film.
In MIRA, the clothing was fictional. A commercial project starts with photographs of the real pieces: full views, details, texture, hardware and fit. This preserves product recognition while placing it in a new advertising world.
Product → look → scene → campaignEven without an existing brand, it is possible to test an idea, establish art direction and visualise a future campaign before a shoot. With real garments, the same approach becomes a practical launch tool.