Simple and cool site for fashionable sleep wear. Love the floaty dream like interaction model, elegant and simple, copy and images float around – click on an image and it gets bigger. Love the feeling of depth and fluidity – nice.
Created by Futurecorp (@marckremers).
Site for Italian lingerie brand Silenzia. Featuring nicely shot full screen black and white video which places you in the lead female character. Prompting small moments of interactivity, choosing how to spend the day, or dragging the bra closure system – helps carry the story along and draw you in. The site design is minimal and elegant, whilst letting the content and story telling speak for itself.
Created by Fedoriv.
Site for Italian label Pal Zileri. Slick, simple, and elegant is a good way to describe the site – it feels very well crafted and seamless with the video playing full bleed and images zooming to full screen. The attention to detail is thorough, with lots of nice touches the preloader bar at the top, the menu, the cursor changes, the zooming. It looks great too, nice layout with well considered use of images and type.
Created by AQuest (@id_aquest).
Short and sweet site and lookbook for designer Leroy Nguyen. Elegant image exploration – a stripped back form of coverflow – just lets the imagery do the talking. Nicely pared back, elegant layout and design.
Created by Lundgren+Linquist (@LndgrnLndqvst) and Ze Studio (@Ze_Studio).
Site for Namale jewellery, and a short and sweet look book for their collection. Nicely styled site showcasing Namale’s range of jewellery – like the way the image splits and each segment scrolls to create the complete image. Also like the way the image goes full screen when you zoom into a specific product, small details help lift the experience. It looks lovely, with nice tone and grading throughout the site to help make it look premium.
Created by Phoenix The Creative Studio (@__ThePhoenix).
Promo site for fashion brand House of Borel. Featuring a mysterious video walkthrough of small details, clicking on each ‘chapter’ reveals a secret layer behind the video highlighting details about the brand and their range of leather goods. Beautifully crafted, with 3D elements, love the dragging mechanism to scroll through the video – very cool and looks fantastic. Loads of attention to detail, nice sound and music, and really like the layout in the detail pages, full of video, depth and nice content – it all looks and works really great – really well crafted.
Created by blacknegative (@_blacknegative) and Immersive Garden (@Immersive_g).
Fun site for Fornasetti, Italian design house from Milan. Love the intro and the playful animations and interactivity which are dotted throughout the site. Full of personality, which is great to see – from the product slideshows where the items float past peacefully through to the animations and interactions – all injecting a sense of fun. It looks good too, love the changing colours of the background, simple and elegant layout and typography.
Created by POMO and Random (@random_studio).
Site for Matter Production agency in London. Slick, simple and elegant – the site highlights their film projects spanning fashion, luxury and music. Nice use of video in the main carousel and layout which frames the content well, and the elegant transitions which bring in sliding panels of information.
Nice site for Elite Models in France. Slick and simple, love the offset grid for all the models and bold photographic approach. Lots of nice transitions for the various panels and interface, which creates an elegant and professional experience. It looks great, with nice use of white space and allowing the imagery to do the talking.
Sweet and simple site for Mélanie F – a lookbook for their slippers range. Like the products themselves, the site is fun and colourful – love the elegant layout and smooth scrolling parallax decoration elements. Absolutely love the simple animated elements that really lift the experience – and make it feel that more dynamic.
Created by Lionel Durimel (@wmnvm) and Julien Renau (@julien_rno).
Site for Priestly, creative agency based in Oregon. Stripped back web site with typography led layout, pared back to the essentials. Really simple and effective, and nicely considered – really like the typographic approach and the sticky elements when reading the content.
Created by Camp Quiet (@campquiet).
Nice refresh of the The Great Discontent website, a magazine about creativity, entrepreneurship, and risk taking. The online version is a beautifully laid out variant of the printed magazine, with lovely typography and nice photography. Nicely considered for the screen, with nice big copy for reading the interviews and the pull out quotes – nicely structured too, easy to find other articles and browse around. And it is responsive too, nicely done…
Created by The Great Discontent (@greatdiscontent).
Gorgeous site highlighting R+Co beauty and hair products. Love the layout, more akin to a fashion magazine – nice ever changing accent colour – and the offset titles and copy. The bold typography really accentuates the beautiful photography and fun layout. I love the ‘lookbook’ pages that show you all the products needed and styling tips – it looks fantastic, and all the subtle parallax style transitions gives the flat design some depth. Really nice looking site.
Lovely site promoting Kenzo’s Fall 2014 range – aiming to replicate a gallery experience from the browser and in 3D! You can connect your mobile device to use it as a trackpad to navigate the 3D gallery or use your mouse to move around the space. On the walls of the galleries are video pieces and images which you can peruse at your leisure. The exploratory nature of the interface is crafted well, and looks great, nice clean lines and moody lighting – I love that you exit through the shop where you can see the items from the gallery!
Created by DVDTKM (@kimbouti) and Cyril Agosta.
