Explore CHANEL Fashion Editorial: Dynamic Designs & Elegance

Explore CHANEL Fashion Editorial: Dynamic Designs & EleganceExplore CHANEL Fashion Editorial: Dynamic Designs & Elegance

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Mariam Gogoberishvili

• May 3

A conceptual fashion editorial inspired by CHANEL’s timeless identity.

This project reinterprets selected looks from the Fall/Winter 2025–26 and Spring/Summer 2026 collections through dynamic, non-static layouts. The focus was on translating texture and materiality into a strong visual experience while maintaining elegance and cohesion.

The editorial system balances structure and controlled disruption, creating movement and visual tension across each spread.

Designed independently in Adobe Photoshop as part of a conceptual fashion journal.

Full project: https://www.behance.net/gallery/237463595/CHANEL-Fashion-Magazine

Graphic Design Editorial Design Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign

Daniel G Bright

max

• May 4

Recent logo designs

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Elias Sarigoz

• May 5

Supahumans typeface is so cool!

Révolté

pro

• May 4

Two directions for the same editorial brand. One is a war correspondent's archive. One is a propaganda poster that escaped the museum.

Neither is wrong. That's the problem.

Ad 2 — ink, classical illustration, white space as silence. The brand is a document.

Ad 3 — watermark grid, body in motion, sky as background. The brand is a system.

One asks you to read. One asks you to be watched.

MERIDIAN is being built in public. Which version do you trust?

ad editorial

27 voted

51%

26 voted

49%

53 votes

Closed

Victrex Graphics

pro

• May 5

Both looks great

Jerry Quartz

• May 4

I've been working on a 3D render of Mac Miller's iconic mirror used in the album artwork for "The Divine Feminine". I wanted to challenge myself to make close up renders in Blender to accompany a different camera angle that I'm deciding to animate. I'm torn because I LOVE the depth of field on the flowers, but I wonder if it might be too much. What are your thoughts?