→ Branding & Visual Identity
For this event, the primary goal was to attract new audiences to the studio while fostering collaboration with local artists and creatives. The concept was rooted in the verbal brand identity, “create with no limits,” which guided the overall visual direction.
Studio 124’s visual identity is minimal and image-driven, so the approach focused on maintaining that foundation while introducing elements that reflected the style, color and personality of participating creatives. The white cyc wall—an iconic feature of the studio—was used as a central visual anchor, creating a clean and recognizable backdrop that connected all assets.
By combining the studio’s minimal aesthetic with expressive styling and fashion elements, the final visual system created a balance between structure and creativity, reinforcing the brand while appealing to a broader, community-driven audience.
As part of the verbal identity of this event we introduced the term "Dress to Express" and "SIP, FLIP & DIP" to make it playful and resonate with the audience.
STILL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR FLYER CREATION shot at the Studio124
Photography by Valh
→ Marketing Assets
Flyer creation
Social Media Marketing Strategy
We invited @Solo_Elvis, Fashion Influencer to be part of the marketing, engaging with the fashion community that supports him combine to the creative community of the Studio124. bringing together both communities together.
Posts Across Accounts + Paid Ads
This event was all about meaningful partnerships
We collaborated with different local artist and business and that sparked a strong sense of community across different creatives.
Partnerships :
Evergreen - Work/ Living Apartment Complex
Alteria Online - Dyeing Services
Funk'd - Audio System
Artists:
Ima - Stylist
Elvis - Fashion enthusiast | Content Creator | Influencer
Mila - Local DJ | Funk'd co owner
Tito - Local Dj
Richie Lakes - International DJ
Valhi- Photography Studio124
Emmanuel - Video Studio124
VIDEO RECAPS and collaborations on social media
LOOK BOOK created with the participants who wanted to take photos of their style.