
For modeling agency giant Wilhelmina’s second-ever Fashion Week, we wanted to make a strong statement. Known in the U.S. for its extensive commercial roster of talent, Wilhelmina London—having just acquired an East London–based independent agency—wanted to introduce a sharper, more editorial edge. I developed a sleek, linear logotype to serve as a seasonal brandmark for the agency.


I started the creative process by creating a moodboard, using the concept of contrast as my starting point. I was fascinated by imagery of distortion and reflections, paired with delicate, graded colour palettes. I liked the idea of the models peeling away from the cards, as if they were stepping halfway between a photograph and the real world.
From there, I began physically experimenting with printed photos of the models’ best shots, mostly in sepia or greyscale, and then compositing them onto gradient backdrops. The interplay of harsh lines and soft pastel colours resulted in an aesthetic that felt both soft and bold at the same time.
